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Guidelines for Laypersons in Identifying Dissociative Identity Disorder

1 May 2025

Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), formerly known as multiple personality disorder, is a complex mental hea...

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Dissociation and Possession: Part 2

24 April 2025

Drawing on two examples to illustrate the results of confusing the diagnostic criteria of one for the other, I...

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Dissociation and Possession

17 April 2025

It would not be unusual for anyone to mistake dissociation for possession or vice versa. In fact, most dissoci...

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How Does Trauma Affects Children?

10 April 2025

Childhood trauma has profound physiological effects, particularly on brain development and the body’s stress r...

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How Our Body Reacts to Trauma: Part 2

3 April 2025

The autonomic nervous system (ANS) plays a critical role in the body’s response to trauma, coordinating involu...

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How Our Body Reacts to Trauma: Part 1

28 March 2025

The physiology of trauma involves a complex interplay of physical, neurological, and biochemical responses tri...

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Dissociation and Eating Disorders

20 March 2025

Dissociation and eating disorders are closely linked, often co-occurring and influencing each other in complex...

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Dissociative Fugue

13 March 2025

Dissociative fugue, also known as psychogenic fugue, is a rare mental health condition classified under dissoc...

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Dissociative Amnesia

6 March 2025

Dissociative amnesia is a dissociative disorder characterized by memory loss that goes beyond normal forgetful...

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Complex Trauma

27 February 2025

Complex trauma refers to the exposure to multiple, often interrelated traumatic experiences, typically of an i...

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Schizophrenia & Dissociation

20 February 2025

Schizophrenia and dissociation are distinct yet interconnected phenomena in psychiatry, with overlapping sympt...

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Invisible Companions & Dissociation

14 February 2025

Imaginary companions, pretend friends, invisible friends, or made-up friends are a common psychological and so...

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