What Is Dissociation Psychology, Definition and Treatments

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What Is Dissociation Psychology, Definition and
Treatments

• Do you ever feel disconnected from the world
  around you when you are out having lunch with
  friends or sitting in a meeting at work?

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WHAT IS DISSOCIATION?

• When a person dissociates, they lose contact with
  their thoughts, emotions, memories, or sense of
  self. Examples of dissociative disorders include
  dissociative amnesia, dissociative fugue, and
  depersonalization.
• If you find depression symptoms such as
  continuous fatigue, reduced concentration,
  pessimistic approach, take depression counselling
  online. Depression treatment includes medication,
  talk therapy, interpersonal therapy, and
  psychoeducation.

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Impact OF DISSOCIATION

• Difficulties managing strong emotions
• Feeling cut off from oneself.
• Issues with anxiety and depression.
• Problems with sadness
• Memory problems are unrelated to physical illness
  or injury.
• Memory lapses can be significant, like forgetting
  sensitive personal information.

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TYPES OF DISSOCIATIONS

• Dissociative Amnesia

• A person with dissociative amnesia has trouble
  remembering specifics about themselves.
• It is different from someone who just forgot
  something. A person suffering from dissociative
  amnesia may have trouble remembering a particular
  time or event in their life.

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TYPES OF DISSOCIATIONS

• Dissociative Identity Disorder

• Mental health professionals debate and
  question the most controversial dissociative
  illnesses. In the past, multiple personality
  disorder was the term used to describe the most
  severe form of dissociative sickness.

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TYPES OF DISSOCIATIONS

• Depersonalization Disorder

• A feeling of detachment from one's life,
  ideas, and emotions is a characteristic of
  depersonalization disorder. People with this type
  of illness claim it causes them to feel
  emotionally distant from themselves. It feels as
  if they are just watching a character in a
  lifeless movie.

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ARE ASSOCIATION DISORDERS THERAPEUTIC?

• Once the type of dissociative disorder (if any)
  present has been identified, you and HopeQure's
  Expert therapists can talk about available
  treatments and approaches.
• Dissociative disorders are treated and managed
  using antidepressants, cognitive-behavioural
  therapy (CBT), and dialectical behavioural
  therapy (DBT). Both strategies may be used,
  depending on the circumstance and the client.

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