CPTSD and The Dissociative Sprectrum: Update

C-PTSD and The Dissociative Spectrum: Update The dissociative spectrum is a term that refers to the range of dissociative experiences that individuals can have. These dissociative symptoms can span from mild and common experiences to severe and pathological conditions. Dissociation involves a disconnection between thoughts, feelings, actions, or sense of identity. Dissociative symptoms are one of the most common reasons that people don't respond to psychotherapy. Although they are common, they're something that many therapists have no experience treating. So they're frequently overlooked or misinterpreted. Michael G. Quirke , M.A. L.M.F.T. gives an overview of the topic. Visit https://www.michaelgquirke.com to learn more about trauma recovery