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As we reflect on Kitti and Uri's journey, we can draw some valuable lessons: kitti and uri
Kitti and Uri demonstrate that asymmetry in symptom expression is not simply individual difference but a relational adaptation . Uri’s aggression was not “bad behavior” but a form of proxy-protection; Kitti’s mutism was not fear but a gift of stillness to an over-aroused sibling. Treatment failed when we targeted symptoms individually. It succeeded when we restructured their complementary roles into a bidirectional safety system. The dealer shuffles and deals 3 cards to each player