She appears to be quite knowledgeable about both, yes.... and when I was looking, I think on Psychology Today, for T's in my area, they were listed in her list of specialties. Of course at the time, I really didn't know that the word "dissociate" even existed. I first read about it here, and then again when my T brought it up to me, wanting to know if I was aware I did that. Unfortunately I think her recent, abrupt decision caused me way more grief than necessary, and I have questioned her (in my mind) as a T. I always thought of her as most excellent, and just the perfect match for me. We worked well together, and she was everything I could have asked for. Now, I've removed the rose colored glasses. I still think she's great at what she does, I just don't know if she's a perfect fit for me anymore. Honestly, I don't think I'm a perfect fit for therapy in general. So it's not her, it's me.