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Psychological traumas are thought to be present in a wide range ofconditions, including post-traumatic stress disorder, disorganised attachment,personality disorders, dissociative identity disorder and psychosis. This workpresents a new psychotherapy for psychological traumas, based on a functionalmodel of the mind, built with elements borrowed from the fields of computerscience, artificial intelligence and neural networks. The model revolves aroundthe concept of hierarchical value and explains the emergence of dissociationand splitting in response to emotional pain. The key intuition is that traumasare caused by too strong negative emotions, which are in turn made possible bya low-value self, which is in turn determined by low-value self-associatedideas. The therapeutic method compiles a list of patient's traumas, identifiesfor each trauma a list of low-value self-associated ideas, and provides foreach idea a list of counterexamples, to raise the self value and solve thetrauma. Since the psychotherapy proposed has not been clinically tested,statements on its effectiveness are premature. However, since the conceptualbasis is solid and traumas are hypothesised to be present in many psychologicaldisorders, the potential gain may be substantial.

VOCSMAT: a connectionist-inspired treatment proposal for relational traumas