My therapist didn't treat trauma usually at all - but we had gotten so far in the "therapeutic relationship" as far as trust went, when he (and eventually I) realized I had DID....
Well, we even did some "bibliotherapy" so that he was learning about it with me - we covered a chapter or two every week for a while....
Good Luck - Take care.... What Plates said has been true for me as well - it took time for me to become aware of the pieces I was in... and when the little ones are struggling - boy does that send me into a tailspin! But with time, the system has been coming together, everytime I can incorporate a traumatic memory into actual memory, a little more of me is accepted and becomes more real.... Makes me feel scattered at times, confused , yes, I loose time and sometimes end up places I don't want to be.... That is the result of the damage that was done to me...
There are 13 of me, and that is the way I survived the unsurvivable!
:hug: Journaling was and is the best thing I have ever done for myself - it has helped the different voices be heard and recognized... and has become a way to communicate with myself and even with my therapist, I bring the journal to session and he reads it aloud in session so that hopefully all of me hears...