Visual Trauma Mapping Model

A structured way to understand your emotional responses and recurring patterns, with more clarity and perspective.

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Content note: mentions trauma and difficult experiences. For self-reflection only — not therapy or crisis support.

About

I'm currently working on a Visual 7-System Mapping Model to help map and understand traumatic experiences.For those seeking structured self-reflection.A way to understand what happens inside when reactions feel intense or confusing.

Map

This 7-System map reveals how your internal systems interact and shape patterns.
You can use this map to track patterns, decode responses, and gradually form a clearer internal picture.
Explore each system, observe how the systems form feelings and reactions while simulating a real-life scenario, and see how they relate to one another.
Survival system - Senses danger and mobilizes protection.
Reward system - Seeks growth, stimulation, and achievement.
Attachment system - Creates closeness, trust, and shared safety.
Social regulation system - Tracks acceptance, reputation, and what must remain concealed.
Physical body - Feels internal signals and maintains physical boundaries.
Meaning making - Weaves experiences into understanding and direction.
Executive control - Chooses what to act on, and what to let pass.
More detailed descriptions and explanations are in the guide.

Contact

[email protected]For inquiries, collaboration, or feedback.

Updates to the map, guide and other documents are posted here.


Guide and images updated to a complete version December 2nd, 2025

The primary visuals and guide are finished.I’m moving on to designing the approaches to resolution.
Stay tuned for upcoming updates.


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