Fragmented selves: A first person account on trauma and dissociation

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Abstract

This first person account on recovery from trauma and dissociation has been written by a social scientist who went through a long journey in mental health care before receiving adequate treatment. A steady therapeutic relationship paired with different resources of the Comprehensive Resource Model eventually provided enough stability to overcome dissociation and process trauma. Although traditional psychotherapy is based on a psychoanalytical framework, it was helpful to look for framings that affirm a social and hermeneutic dialogue. This paper provides reflections that have proven to be helpful for the author and that might be helpful for others with similar problems.

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Karbouniaris, S. (2021). Fragmented selves: A first person account on trauma and dissociation. Archives of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, 23(3), 7–10. https://doi.org/10.12740/APP/139463

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