Delta Recovery Relapse Prevention
Type Six – The Loyalist
Cognitive Impairment
Mental fog impairs Sixes’ ability to think through problems and stay safe. Â Cognitive difficulties feel like threats to their security and ability to anticipate dangers.
Memory Problems
Memory issues prevent Sixes from remembering important safety information. Memory problems feel like vulnerabilities that could lead to dangerous mistakes.
Emotional Dysregulation
Emotional volatility makes Sixes doubt their judgment and decision-making. Mood swings increase their anxiety about making wrong choices.
Sleep Disturbances
Poor sleep increases anxiety and reduces ability to cope with daily stressors. Sleep problems heighten their baseline anxiety and sense of vulnerability.
Motor Coordination Issues
Physical clumsiness increases risk of accidents and injury. Coordination problems feel like additional threats to their physical safety.
Stress Sensitivity
Everything feels more dangerous and threatening when stress sensitivity is heightened. Increased stress reactivity amplifies their tendency to scan for threats.