We have identified several functions of consciousness that are relevant to how people seem to change because of stressful situations. PTSD is the result of errors in a number of those functions. More information on this point is available in our "What is PTSD?" FAQ.

Years of research, development, and application have yielded the integrated question-asking procedure now known as Stress Affect Resolution. The questions are precise and must be phrased and asked in a particular manner. The consulting environment must be secure, safe, and absolutely private; the client must feel safe and be assured that what he or she says and discovers will never be revealed.

The happy surprise for most clients is that the simple process of accurately directing their attention into the factors comprising their trauma-generated errors causes the resulting unwanted conditions to dissolve.