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The treatment process gradually replaces all the painful emotional memories (connected with the trauma part) with neutral to positive emotions. After replacing the trauma pain and strengthening positive behaviors of the part with positive emotions, the treated part can join with the Main Personality. All memories appear to have unique neural structures to which memories associate or attach. Joining or integrating the trauma part and the Main Personality involves the parts exchanging memories with each other. In other words, the trauma part and Main Personality exchange memory associations until their neural structures have identical memories associated with them.

When the exchange of memories is complete, the Main Personality and the trauma part have identical memories and can both run the body with no conflict. The Main Personality and the trauma part continue to have their own unique neural structures. They each experience good and painful body sensations and emotions. They will experience less pain because, with their combined knowledge, they will be able to avoid pain more effectively. If someone was yelling at you and was about to hit you in the face, the combined knowledge of parts could lead you out of the situation and to avoid more intense pain. The structures will feel some negative emotions, but in most cases, the outside world causes the negative emotions, unless an active untreated part or a painful memory or behavior causes some pain. All parts would work together to get more satisfaction and to avoid pain. All joined parts will be in total agreement when running the body and there will be no conflicts.