“ ...the enactment process becomes alive during therapy because a core aspect of the trauma awakens which belongs to both client and psychotherapist and is unconsciously being negotiated by both into awareness with the fundamental hope that a mutual resolution will be reached...but the combination of both traumatic histories may actually constellate and collide together, exposing more layers of difficulty.

The mutual, open exploration of the effect of an enactment process potentially leads to a shift towards a genuinely felt relationship in the present which both can carry forward into other relationships.”

Valerie CunninghamCo Editor