A 33% reduction in trauma symptoms was found in a 2024 peer-reviewed study with East African refugee women after eight weeks of TRE®. The results suggest that this body-based method may offer meaningful recovery in a group setting.
The response funnel model provides an overview of a range of ways we respond behaviorally to challenges, conflict, crisis, and stress, with a focus on both more spontaneous, positive or negative, behavior, but also and more importantly on learnable solution-oriented regulation-supportive behaviors and relational skills.
In this second article on the response funnel model, I provide an overview of the conceptual understanding the model is based on and compare it to some other related models in this field.
The Response Funnel Model is now available in a new and updated version as well as in more languages.
Over the last few years, several articles have been written about TRE in Norwegian media and some initial research has also been conducted on the use of TRE. On this page we give an overview of the articles we have found from Norway and one from Denmark with a brief summary of the experiences mentioned in the articles.
Fatigue, difficulty sleeping, spasticity, pain and even bladder problems are among the symptoms many of the participants have reported that have been reduced. Some have also experienced that they have regained some of the sense of feeling they have lost, and have been able to reduce symptom-suppressing medicine, says head of research at the Danish Sclerosis Association Lasse Skovgaard.
