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Originally Posted by A Red Panda
I'm worried about the fact that she believes that people can come back from being dead... how old is she?
And yeah, hypervigilance can mean being so aware of your surroundings that you might not even be able to tell what the change is... it could be so minimal that consciously you're not sure what's off, but just KNOWING that something is off. I'm hypervigilant, and I can pretty much never tell you what the change is... I just know there's been one. The need for an escape plan is also quite common.
What helps make your daughter comfortable? If there's something that you know she goes to for comfort (reading, stuffed toys, outside) you can always see if you could find a therapist who would incorporate that into the therapy.
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My D is 17. She turns 18 in a few months. She loves to write, read, and dance. Her T asked her if she would like to write or go outside during sessions but my D still refuses to do anything. She hates me for forcing her to go to therapy. I told her I love her and it would be good to talk to someone. Thankfully her T is trying to work with her and not forcing her to do anything she's uncomfortable with.