Tag: invisible distress

Invisible Distress is significant internal, somatic, emotional, cognitive, or spiritual suffering that remains difficult for others to detect because the person continues functioning, masking, complying, caregiving, performing competence, or maintaining relational continuity.

  • Captivity Care

    Humility, reverence, and clinical care after captivity This is an evolving field publication. Captivity Care is developing as the clinical and relational implications of the Captivity-Informed Framework continue to be articulated. This teaching may expand as additional applications, distinctions, and…

  • Captivity Logic

    How a closed threat system becomes compulsory from within. Captivity Logic describes what can happen when a person must continually live inside a consequential threat system without usable reprieve while agency, voice, autonomy, independent reality, or differentiation cannot be exercised…