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🗓️ 28 April 2023
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0:00.0 | Have you ever wondered if you dissociate? Do you have moments where you feel out of touch |
0:09.8 | with yourself, feel detached, or like time is passing too slowly or quickly? These are |
0:17.7 | just a few of the signs of dissociation. If you want to know more about what it is and |
0:23.6 | how to cope with it, I'm here to help. Welcome back to Savvy Psychologist. I'm your host, |
0:31.8 | Dr. Monica Johnson. Every week on this show, I'll help you face life challenges with evidence-based |
0:38.7 | approaches, a sympathetic ear, and zero judgment. Dissociation is a mental process that can occur |
0:46.9 | in response to trauma, stress, or overwhelming situations. It involves a temporary disconnection |
0:54.6 | between a person's thoughts, feelings, memories, and sense of identity or reality. Dissociation can |
1:02.9 | be a survival coping mechanism that allows individuals to detach from distressing or traumatic experiences |
1:10.9 | and protect themselves from the overwhelming emotions and memories associated with them. |
1:16.8 | As such, dissociation can also be a symptom of various mental health conditions, such as PTSD |
1:24.0 | or BPD. Some common symptoms of dissociation include feeling disconnected from one's body or |
1:32.8 | surroundings, memory loss or gaps in memory, feeling emotionally numb or detached, |
1:41.6 | feeling as if one is in a dreamlike state, hearing voices or seeing things that are not there, |
1:49.3 | feeling as if one is not in control of one's actions or thoughts, |
1:54.8 | feeling as if one is observing oneself from the outside, and feeling as if one is not really |
2:01.9 | present in the moment. Dissociation can occur in different degrees of severity and may manifest |
2:09.8 | in a variety of ways. Here are five types of dissociation. Depersonalization is a type of |
2:18.6 | dissociation where an individual experiences a sense of detachment from their own thoughts, |
2:25.3 | feelings, and physical sensations. They may feel as if they are observing themselves from a |
2:31.4 | distance or that their body is not their own. Individuals experiencing depersonalization may |
2:39.3 | feel as if they are in a dreamlike state or that the world around them is unreal or distorted. |
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