Leva Nu - om trauma & dissociation. 433 likes · 3 talking about this. Författarduon Annica Lilja Ljung och Christina Lejonöga skriver med sinnlighet och

Annica Lilja Ljung är legitimerad psykoterapeut/socionom, specialiserad på trauma och dissociation. Under nästan hela sitt yrkesverksamma liv 

It detaches awareness from ones surroundings, body Trauma-Related Dissociation is sometimes described as a ‘mental escape’ when physical escape is not possible, or when a person is so emotionally overwhelmed that they cannot cope any longer. Sometimes dissociation is like ‘switching off’. Some survivors describe it … It is important to know that dissociation is a normal response in the face of trauma. It can become problematic when Dissociation becomes the only and primary method of coping with situations that are experienced as traumatic.

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Vi är våra relationer : om anknytning, trauma och dissociation 1. uppl. : Stockholm  Dissociation vanligt försvar vid trauma. • Delar eller hela traumat kan vara dissocierat – går ej att minnas medvetet. • Fragmentering – ingen  Vi är våra relationer : – Om anknytning, trauma och dissociation. 281.13krExkl.moms.. 9789127118171.

Van der Hart, Nijenhuis och Steele  traumat och karakteriseras av en förändrad verklighetsuppfattning, dissociation.

We heal early developmental trauma within a safe relationship that is respectful, predictable, consistent, non-defensive, and has clear boundaries. Gently we redefine our capacity for relationship with a trustworthy other. Slowly we rebuild faith in ourselves.”-Dr. Arielle Schwartz. Dissociation and Defenses

Slowly we rebuild faith in ourselves.”-Dr. Arielle Schwartz.

“Länk, trauma och dissociation hos barn, och ungdomar”, Föreläsning av Pepa Horno vid II Uruguays Psychotraumatology Conference on 26 

Dissociation is a way the mind organizes information. Dissociation refers to a compartmentalization of experience: elements of an experience are not integrated into a unitary whole but are stored in isolated fragments (van der Hart et.al., 1998).

More information here.; Frequently asked questions: dissociation and dissociative disorders [online], International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation.
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The PTM casts the clinical observation that dissociative disorders are linked to a trauma history in straightforward causal terms, that is, one causes Trauma . Dissociation often occurs as a reaction to trauma, possibly as a way of helping a person distance themselves from the traumatic situation.

From there, we dissociate further into what I call a coping emotion. Dissociation, as a concept that has been developed over time, is any of a wide array of experiences, ranging from a mild emotional detachment from the immediate surroundings, to a more severe disconnection from physical and emotional experiences. The major characteristic of all dissociative phenomena involves a detachment from reality, rather than a loss of reality as in psychosis.
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The PTM casts the clinical observation that dissociative disorders are linked to a trauma history in straightforward causal terms, that is, one causes Trauma . Dissociation often occurs as a reaction to trauma, possibly as a way of helping a person distance themselves from the traumatic situation.   Assault, abuse, accidents, natural disasters, and military combat are all sources of trauma that can cause dissociation. The International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation is an international non-profit, professional association organized to develop and promote comprehensive, clinically-effective and empirically-based resources and responses to trauma and dissociation and to address its relevance to other theoretical constructs. Many chronically traumatized individuals, without knowing, suffer from a form of dissociation known as ‘structural dissociation’. This is also a core part of what is known as Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Structural dissociation is a split in our personality.