Dissociation is a disconnection between an individual’s actual conflict, concerns, and self-appreciation. People may have a feeling of illusion. Also, they may lose their association with time, place, and personality.
Dissociation Conquers 5 sections of Peoples:
- Awareness
- Personality
- Memory
- Mindfulness
- Consciousness
Further, dissociation can go from a gentle feeling of separation to a more serious detachment from the real world. Also, we have seen so many bad consequences of the issue almost on a daily basis. It happens because the lifestyle of the current era is completely changed now.
Sometimes due to some personal or professional reasons, the victim tries to keep himself far from everything. As a result of which, he becomes isolated and detached from the entire world. Gradually the mind starts losing its control, and some severe damages occur. Hence, we should never leave our near and dear ones disassociated.
Types of Dissociation Issues
The demonstrative and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders recognises three kinds of dissociative issues.
1. Depersonalisation or De-Realisation Problem
This condition includes feeling isolated from one’s own body and thoughts. Persons may feel that they are seeing themselves as an outsider. They may also feel detached from their environmental factors.
2. Dissociative Character Problem
Previously, the problem was recognised as a multiple personality disorder. We all are pretty well aware of that and consult with a counselling expert. At least the presence of 2 characters is found and from time to time, it is reflected in the victim.
3. Dissociative Amnesia
This condition is described by failing to remember individual data and recollections of incidents.
Side Effect of Dissociative Issues
- Acute Stress Disorder
- Affective disorder
- Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
- Depression
- Epilepsy
- Migraines
- Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)
- Phobias
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Schizophrenia
- Substance use disorder
If you feel any kind of issues like these, kindly consult with a professional psychotherapist.