Dissociation
Different Types of Dissociation

Different Types of Dissociation

“Sometimes I feel like I'm here, but not really here.” Many people experience dissociation at some point in their lives,  but they may not always have a name for it.   If you dissociate, you might feel disconnected from yourself or the world around you. Perhaps...

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What is Dissociation? (And What It is Not)

What is Dissociation? (And What It is Not)

Dissociation is a psychological experience that many people encounter, often without realising it. It’s a natural response to overwhelming situations and can range from mild daydreaming to a more profound disconnection from reality. For those experiencing trauma or...

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Post-Traumatic Stress – A Brief Description by

Post-Traumatic Stress – A Brief Description by

PTSD is often associated with military veterans returning from war zones - however - PTSD often refers to one major traumatic incident so could be anything that traumatises someone eg a car accident or some other major or shocking incident. Complex PTSD refers to a...

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What is dissociation?

What is dissociation?

What is dissociation? Many people may experience dissociation (dissociate) during their life. If you dissociate, you may feel disconnected from yourself and the world around you. For example, you may feel detached from your body or feel as though the world around you...

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Physical Sensations Associated with Emotions

Physical Sensations Associated with Emotions

It can be supportive to understand that physical sensations are associated with the emotions we may be experiencing, as with trauma we may lose our sense of feelings (due to dissociation). Locating what you are feeling in your body helps to ground your emotions in...

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