Fig. 1.

Conceptual model: (re)negotiating trust. This figure represents our conceptual model. We see a process anchored around two dualities placed on a lemniscate (body parts/whole person: dominant discourse/marginal discourse). (Re)negotiating trust requires the clinician to negotiate these dualities by (a) treating the patient with dignity as an embodied whole and not focusing solely on body parts, and (b) being open to alternative perspectives rather than remaining fixed on the dominant discourse.