The Dissociation Spectrum + What Causes Dissociative Disorders?

Let's talk about dissociation & the dissociation spectrum. I get asked a lot do you have to have trauma or have had PTSD to experience dissociation? The answer is no. I like to think of dissociation as a spectrum where we have extreme dissociative identity disorder and then we have the other side of the dissociation spectrum where we just blank or phase out in certain situations, or maybe it's dissociative amnesia. We'll talk all through the different types of dissociation, what switching and amnesia are. What causes dissociation or what dissociation looks like for people. This explained video will cover so many types of dissociation. This may sound confusing, so stay with me here and watch the video to hear more about what I mean when I say the dissociation spectrum and the different types of dissociation within the dissociative responses to life events.

More videos about dissociation, dissociative identity disorder & types of dissociation:

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Why dissociation happens:    • Dissociation: why it happens and what we c...  
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