Sleep disorders (insomnia, night terrors, and sleep walking)
Anxiety, panic attacks, and phobias (flashbacks, reactions to stimuli or triggers)
Alcohol and drug abuse
Compulsions and rituals
Psychotic-like symptoms (including auditory and visual hallucinations)
Eating disorders
Instructions
Depersonalization. This is a sense of being
detached from ones body ans is often referred to
as an out of body experience. Derealization is the
feeling that the world is not rel or looking foggy
or far away. Amnesia is the failure to reall
signifiacnt personal info that is so extensive it
cannot be blamed on ordinary forgetfulness.
Psychotherapy is generally considered to be the
main component of treatment for dissociative
idtity disorder. in treating individuals with DID,
therapists usually try to help clients improve
their relationships with others and experience
feelings they have not felt comfortable being in
touch with or openly expressing in the past. This
is carefully placed in order to prevent the person
with DID from becoming overwhelmed by anxiety,
risking a figurative repetition of their tramatic
past being inflicted by those very stron emotions.
Originally Submitted
3/20/2012
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