What Being Not Dissociative is Like: part two
In this video from The CTAD Clinic, Dr Mike Lloyd (Clinic Director) continues the mini-series on what is can be like not being dissociative, as a comparison to those who are. Mike builds on principles from early development, such as Object Permanence to frame the sense of 'normal vs abnormal' development caused by early childhood trauma. This is especially relevant for conditions such as Other Specified Dissociative Disorder (OSDD), Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) and Derealisation. #otherspecifieddissociativedisorder #osdd #dissociativeidentitydisorder #did and #derealization
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What it's like to not be Dissociative: part one
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A Clinical Psychologist looks at Petals of a Rose DID film (Dissociative Identity Disorder)
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A case example of an internal dialogue within OSDD (Other Specified Dissociative Disorder)
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Scapegoat Abuse and the Pain of Traumatic Invalidation #scapegoat #toxicfamily #narcissisticfamily
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The Logic of Self Hatred Protectors
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Schizophrenie und Wahn | Akutstation Psychiatrie (S02/E01) | WDR Doku
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Identity Confusion explained
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What are Inner Worlds and why might we have them?
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Case Example: comparing intrusive thoughts to internal dialogues (OSDD and DID)
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The Truth About Multiple Personalities: A Clinical Psychologist Explains DID
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What not having OSDD can sound like, and a case example of creating this in therapy
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The Impact of Complex Trauma, a compilation of parts 1,2 and 3 from the archive
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Living with Dissociative Identity Disorder | Encina Severa
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Living with Schizoaffective Disorder (Experiencing Psychosis, Paranoid Delusions and Hallucinations)
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Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) Explained
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A Clinical Psychologist reacts to the depersonalization / derealization film, Absent of Me
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A Case Example of working with OSDD to overcome Dissociative Amnesia
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Relating with fragile Emotional Parts of dissociative patients
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Clinical Realities of Dissociative Identity Disorder: What Every Provider Should Know
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