
ReAttach M.I.S.T Map the Individual State of Mind
Before the session, not after.
M.I.S.T. records how a client processes information and regulates emotion, and how much co-regulation is available in the people around them. You start from what is happening in that client’s system rather than from a general protocol — and you can see it change between sessions.
Vóór de sessie, niet erna.
M.I.S.T. brengt in kaart hoe een cliënt prikkels verwerkt en emoties reguleert, en hoeveel co-regulatie er beschikbaar is in het systeem eromheen. Zo bouwt u een sessie op maat in plaats van vanuit een algemeen protocol — en ziet u de verandering tussen sessies terug.
Individual
One client, mapped
How they process sensory input and regulate their own arousal.
Relational
Two people, one dynamic
How much co-regulation passes between them, in both directions.
Family
The whole system
Every relationship around the client, and what each one contributes.
Choose Your M.I.S.T. Form
Each M.I.S.T. form maps the individual state of mind and the level of co-regulation available within a person’s system. Select the version that fits your client — individual, relational, or family — in Dutch or English. All forms are reserved for registered ReAttach Specialists and Affect Coaches.
Nederlandse formulieren
Voor geregistreerde Nederlandse ReAttach Specialisten en Affect Coaches.
English forms
For registered English-speaking ReAttach Specialists and Affect Coaches.

About
Bringing ReAttach into your practice
ReAttach is a short-term, transdiagnostic intervention that works without exposure — targeting sensory processing and emotion regulation rather than asking clients to relive what happened to them. M.I.S.T. is the mapping tool that sits in front of it, showing what is happening in a client’s system before a session begins.
If you are considering ReAttach for your own practice, or want to understand the training pathway, ReAttach Academy runs accredited programmes for psychologists, orthopedagogues, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, physicians and paramedics.

