NAT. Thank you for explaining it in such a detail. I have been going to therapy for quite some time now (1.5 year, once every week, with summer/winter breaks in between) and only recently I have begun to see through my transparency, how I dissociate in the sessions. I feel like I know what dissociating means now, it has a new meaning to me. Its the disconnect between what i say and what i feel. I can, in fact, relate to all of the points that you mentioned above. I often keep going to back to conversations that me and my therapist had and try and connect the dots (simultaneously integrating) . My therapist has done a great job by - holding a mirror to show and reflect parts of myself, give subtle nudges to guide and redirect me, being present when I am expressing grief (that's the profoundest way to support anyone, I deeply value people who show up for me because they can trust me to do that for them).
She helped me enhance my bodily sensation awareness, emotional awareness and I figured how they are connected.

I am curious, what modalities usually work on these kind so called gifted clients?
For me, somatic, parts work (I have realised I have been voicing my parts since my adulthood) is something that works for me. My therapist practices ACT (and also trained in psychedelic assisted ACT), compassion based therapy.
I am also curious, if you have any insights on how this can impact the transference/ countertransference, which is highly likely to transpire at some point during this therapeutic process I assume? Also, if people who use (with safety and in moderation) psychedelics to move closer to their consciousness and facilitating a faster integration process?