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A painful, traumatic events in a person's life can lead to tremendous emotional and mental disruption. 

As a result, along with developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or other psychiatric disorders, a person may also develop something called a "dissociative disorder", as a means of coping with the trauma.  

The trauma itself may be too difficult to confront, and therefore, the person may slip into a dissociative state in order to escape. In a sense, dissociation can be an adaptive, self-protective way in which a person manages extreme stress and personal threats. However, in the long term, dissociation can further disrupt and impair a person's life and functioning.

 

here is a youtube video showing the different "personnalities" of a person suffering of dissociation

 

Av. Alfred Cortot 7F

1260 Nyon

 

Anne Schupbach

Psychologue - Psychothérapeute

Reconnue au niveau fédéral

anneschupbach@gmail.com

Tél. 022 362 17 84

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