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* Getting rid of the feelings and thoughts associated with denial altogether. | * Getting rid of the feelings and thoughts associated with denial altogether. | ||
These strategies are '''temporary''', and often only last as long as the abater in fronting or close to front. | These strategies are '''temporary''', and often only last as long as the abater in fronting or close to front. But in the long run may help ''lessen'' denial symptoms for specific headmates or the whole [[system]]. | ||
== ''Term origin'' == | |||
# https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/abate | |||
# https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/abate | |||
[[Category:System Roles]] | [[Category:System Roles]] | ||
Revision as of 13:12, 24 February 2023
| denial abater ( n.) | |
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| Applies to | headmates |
| Coiner | Joshua from TS |
A denial abater is a headmate whose primary function is to deal with denial.
An abater can act in different ways, like:
- Pulling the headmate(s) experiencing denial out of front
- Providing "proof" to contrast the denial to the headmate(s) experiencing denial.
- Actively "arguing" with the headmate(s) in denial, offering logical explanations or debates.
- Getting rid of the feelings and thoughts associated with denial altogether.
These strategies are temporary, and often only last as long as the abater in fronting or close to front. But in the long run may help lessen denial symptoms for specific headmates or the whole system.
