Recent questions in Dissociation psychology

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How do you use the dissociation constant in chemistry?

asked May 14, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by Soup Dragon (5.2k points)

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Can alters in DID and OSDD systems form without a cause (eg without stress/further trauma)? How do fictives form? Can an alter be unknown and suddenly show up? Can an unknown alter become a fictive?

asked May 14, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by Julierone (5.9k points)

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Is it normal to experience psychological dissociation when you get a new pair of glasses or a new prescription for them?

asked May 14, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by MR DIAZ (6.6k points)

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Is it possible for a person’s voice to change, almost slur, when disassociating and then go back to normal when it passes, even just minutes later?

asked May 14, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by RadiantNomad (5.4k points)

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Is it possible to stop dissociating?

asked May 14, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by Starslikedust (6.3k points)

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How do I cope with dissociating at work? Sometimes I can barely hear people who are talking to me and it takes awhile to follow simple instructions.

asked May 14, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by VP2512 (7.6k points)

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Why do avoidants dissociate?

asked May 13, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by JustNick (5.5k points)

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DID/OSDD systems, what do you think when you see a very large system?

asked May 13, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by Cotswold Builders (6.0k points)

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Is this a cptsd dissociative experience? I’m sitting in therapy, then I feel my body detach and my feelings. I’m inside watching; I hear thoughts and words but they generally aren’t what I would think or say. At some point I lose time entirely.

asked May 13, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by Bolintk (7.1k points)

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Why am I always dissociated (depersonalization / derealization), since I was a child, I think? I have no trauma, which is generally the cause of dissociation.

asked May 13, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by SeraphicTwilight (5.2k points)

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With D.I.D. how can you dissociate less? I feel about 80% of my time I am dissociated to some degree. Most of is a low amount - I can still function but I do not feel like myself. Is this common with co-con? Ideas?

asked May 12, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by james41 (6.1k points)

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I’m dissociating right now but it’s very light. How do I stop or keep it that way so it doesn’t get too heavy?

asked May 12, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by SolarisDreamer (6.2k points)

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When having multiple dissociative identities, it is possible to get in touch with an alter that is capable of ruling over all other alters? Basically you take on the identity of that which is needed to rule over all dissociative alters.

asked May 12, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by Sara Richardson (6.5k points)

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What are some tips for dealing with dissociation during exams?

asked May 12, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by SeraphicFlare (7.1k points)

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What are your thoughts on integration?

asked May 12, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by Fordkugaguy (5.3k points)

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Does everyone with DID experience dissociation in the same way?

asked May 11, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by RadiantVortex (7.3k points)

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Is daydreaming a softer way of dissociation? Or is it the same?

asked May 11, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by pezza007 (5.5k points)

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In therapy I learned that I dissociate and we talked about parts and pieces in my head. I've never been diagnosed. Last week I talked about my trauma for the first time, a new person/voice came into my head? Is this a common thing to happen?

asked May 11, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by Ansley2408 (5.9k points)

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Doctors have believed I am either schizophrenic or DID. None wanted to acknowledge both at the same time. I have clearly defined psychosis, but dissociative "voices" have remained my whole life. Is it really impossible to have both?

asked May 11, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by Shane Hagan (6.8k points)

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Can you only dissociate if you have DID or is it possible to dissociate without having DID? What does it look/feel like?

asked May 11, 2023 in Dissociation psychology by NicholasTowner874 (5.0k points)

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