Which four extensions does the Luminous framework weave into Dąbrowski's theory?
According to Temporal Somatics, why do disintegrative crises often feel disproportionate to their triggers?
Which question does the Temporal Somatics lens add when supporting someone through disintegration?
During disintegration a person plans compulsively, criticises themselves harshly and clings to routines that no longer mean anything. In IFS terms, which parts are most likely active?
In the IFS model described, what is the Self?
How does the chapter reinterpret Dąbrowski's Third Factor through a parts-based lens?
What guidance does the chapter give about parts work during an active disintegrative crisis?
What does the non-dual extension mean by saying every level is complete in itself?
Which image does the chapter use for how disintegration and integration relate?
A person has lost access to parts of their experience, is locked in freeze responses after severe abuse, and shows no autonomous developmental force. Which form of dissolution does this best match?
Which practitioner commitment does the chapter list under ethical precision?