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The Gianu System on Navigating Trauma Therapies
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The Gianu System on Navigating Trauma Therapies

The healing modalities that did (and didn’t) work — and what fusion is really like (it’s not what you think!)
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We are so excited to welcome back the Gianu System for one of our most insightful (and joy-filled!) conversations yet. In this episode, we talk about what healing looks like across time, modalities, and parts — and what it meant for the Gianu System to experience a fusion.

Together, we explore the winding, non-linear nature of trauma recovery — and how systems like ours navigate therapeutic work that meets all of us where we are.

We explore the complexities of being a system in trauma therapy: trying different modalities, navigating misattunements, and learning to getting alters communicating. We talk candidly about what it’s like when therapy doesn’t work — and what happened when they finally found something that did.

You’ll hear about the modalities they explored, including:

  • 🧠 CBT (and why it didn’t land)

  • 💬 IFS (what helped and what felt misaligned)

  • ⚡ EMDR (how it helped — and what was hard)

  • 🌀 Deep Brain Reorienting — the approach that finally changed everything

We dive into:

  • Why screening tools like the DES and MID should be given more than once (because who’s fronting matters!)

  • How missing a DID diagnosis can derail trauma work

  • The power of self-compassion, communication, and humor in the healing process

  • What fusion really is (and what it’s not)

Whether you're a therapist, a supporter, or part of a system yourself, this episode offers nuance, hope, clarity, connection, and so many "oh wow" moments.

🔁 With all the lightbulb moments and deep valiation, this is one you’ll want to come back to again and again.


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