Everything you wanted to know about Dissociation, part three - viewer questions answered
Dr Mike Lloyd (consultant Clinical Psychologist) answers questions from viewers about trauma, dissociation, Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), Other Specified Dissociative Disorder (OSDD) and anything else! #trauma #dissociation #dissociativeidentitydisorder #did #otherspecifieddissociativedisorder #osdd Chapters 0:00 Introduction 00:39 Question 1 - Pain when switching in DID 2:55 Question 2 - When does Dissociation become disordered? 4:36 Question 3 - DID and Perimenopause 6:29 Question 4 - Alters and their memories 9:09 Question 5 - What area of research do you want to see? 11:35 Concluding thoughts
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Everything you wanted to know about Dissociation, part one - viewer questions answered
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Case Example: comparing intrusive thoughts to internal dialogues (OSDD and DID)
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The Trauma Time Capsule: How To Safely Unearth Buried Memories
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Everything you wanted to know about Dissociation, part two - viewer questions answered
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Switching Between Parts - why this can be helpful in DID and OSDD
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