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time, emotions, talking & writing past present future lack of encouraging positive memories lack of mindful positive savouring lack of encouraging positive futures intrusive (or over general) negative memories (threat orientated) current processing (or avoided) negative futures positive identification and various forms of emotional connection – field view, sensory focus, mastery, compassion, dialogue, felt-sense negative identification and various forms of emotional processing – desensitisation, rescripting, mastery, compassion, dialogue, felt-sense