- Topic
- Reframing healing as changing the body's relationship to memory rather than erasing the past — counters the 'move on' myth and honors what happened while offering hope.
- Arc
- Reframe sequence: hook → the pattern (body holds trauma) → Reframe 1 (not forgetting) → Reframe 2 (reactions are adaptive) → Reframe 3 (safety is rebuilt) → CTA. Quote slide offers the central reframe statement.
- Hook
- Validation-driven, curiosity gap — names the misconception gently without shame. Warm and reflective tone per 'trust-building' purpose.
- Voice
- Practice 'we' voice throughout. Warm, calm, embodied language ('feel safe in your body again'). Plain translation of clinical concepts (somatic, nervous system). No outcome promises — 'recovery means' not 'you will heal'.
- CTA
- Assigned CTA 'Share with someone who needs it' placed on final slide, worded as shareLabel per template. Fits the reflective, trust-building purpose.
- Constraints
- Heavy topic → crisis resource on last content slide before CTA (rule 14). Non-triggering language, no graphic trauma detail (rule 13). Educational disclaimer where warranted. No outcome promises (rule 4). EMDR mentioned only, never instructed (rule 8). Somatic techniques OK to reference as the practice teaches them (rule 8). No 'broken' or 'fix you' language (rule 11).