This informed procedure is a structured approach for clients who experience strong sensory input, intense physical sensations, or heightened emotions after a traumatic event. It is most effective in the initial hours, days, or weeks when clients show severe distress or a decline in their functioning. The main goal is to stabilize the individual by reducing or eliminating distress from their uncomfortable memories. This process  helps activate the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) system for better information processing of the event and experiences following the event. This method follows Psychological First Aid (PFA) principles, aiming to reduce distress and improve functioning. Ongoing care should be identified for patients needing ongoing support following the intervention.