The therapist fulfills the role of a compassionate mediator, actively listening to the client's emotions and thoughts without any judgment and acknowledging their perspective without steering the conversation in a different direction.

Highlighting the importance of a therapist's comprehension of a client's cultural and identity components, such as race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, and other factors, in relation to their background and belief system.

The primary purpose of discussing a patient's issues, according to practitioners, is to identify the internal strengths that clients can utilize to create solutions.

Being aware of internal thoughts, feelings, and emotions, as well as external surroundings and situations, without automatic responses such as judgment or stress. This format also allows the body to calm, or even eliminate, trauma responses in the moment.