Interesting watching the "trauma-informed" retreat from their previous dogmatic positions. The move from "The Body Keeps The Score" to "The Body Keeps the Score sort of" While I commend the retreat from lies, the inconsistency requires further reformation. Take for example the attached article. This article wants to say two things at once: 1. VDK was directionally helpful with his framework. 2. But VDK's framework was materially false at key points. In point 1: Claes says VDK helped people see that trauma affects the body. (Sadly, we know that is not what VDK was claiming to do, nor what people believe now about trauma). In point 2: She rightly points out the Frontiers article that the body does not store trauma. But then moves to include "body work" as a help to counseling trauma. These blaring errors in addition to the continued category mistakes show that much work is still to be done in undoing VDK's errors.