Sorry, that wasn't directed "at you" in any way, but I can see why you think it was. I just posted it as general information. the neurobiology of trauma is a specialty area and very few practitioners have training in it. It is "post degree" fodder and quite different to any other kind of talk therapy or relational therapy. It's more science based and more about fixing the dissociative elements of the attachment trauma.
I think more Ts don't know about it just because it is new and they don't know what they don't know.
I totally agree with you about the person of the therapist being important. If there is no connection or trust it won't help no matter what.