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Articles related to "Dissociation"
Forensic Considerations in Ritual Trauma Cases (Part 3) This article by an attorney discusses the finding that occur during forensic investigations of ritual abuse cases. This is part three in a series to publish the article in its entirety. cult • ritual • ritual abuse • satanic • cults
Multiple Personality Causes and Symptoms Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) or Multiple Personalities is thought to be caused by a genetic predisposition to dissociation coupled with severe childhood trauma. dissociative identity disorder • did • multiple personality • childhood trauma • trauma
On Dissociation: Part Two Continuation of article, discussing dissociation and some of its impact in the lives of survivors of ritual abuse. dissociation • did • ritual abuse
Survivors Speak Out: on Dissociation: Part One Discusses the experience of dissociation from the perspective of survivors of ritual abuse dissociation • ritual abuse • did
A Letter to My Host One reader felt moved to write a letter to her "host" describing her own frustrations... did • mpd • abuse • alters • dissociation
Can Recovered Memories Be Trusted? This article discusses recovered memories, and the debate surrounding them. cult • ritual abuse • trauma • survivor • programming
Complex polyfragmentation: a coping mechanism for the survivor Describes the way that a complex polyfragmented dissociative system might appear from the viewpoint of a survivor who has experienced it. dissociation • cult • ritual abuse • trauma • did
Honoring Parts "Parts" are there for a purpose. If the need had not existed, dissociation would not have occurred in the first place. This is an important premise. How, then, can we find some way to accept this condition rather than beat ourselves up for having it? abuse • did • dissociation • multiple personalities
Out of the Sea All of us have much that lies beneath the surface. We, ourselves, are not aware of it. The way of individuation necessitates going into the depths and bringing lost or hidden elements of oneself into consciousness. collective unconscious • personal unconscious • individuation • dreams • images
Spiritual Warfare: A Healing Journey Describes spiritual healing from ritual abuse from a strongly Christian perspective ritual abuse • christianity • deliverance • demonic • healing
Surviving Torture Article describes the documented effects of torture on survivors, and addressing this issue as it relates to ritual abuse. **Trigger warning; mentions severe abuse ritual abuse torture illuminati cults programming
The Day No Hope Came This article from the book, "Just Before Dawn" speaks from a perspective of a child in the midst of her abuse - and how D.I.D. developed as a result of those experiences. abuse dissociation did incest molestation hop
Forensic Considerations in Ritual Trauma Cases (Part 2) This article discusses ritual abuse and the findings that occur during forensic investigations of ritual trauma cases. It is written by an attorney with experience in this area. cult • satanic • ritual abuse • cults • generational
Multiple Personality Disorder This disorder is characterized by two or more distinct personalities or identities which each recurrently take control of the person's behaviour. multiple personality disorder • dissociative identity disorder • signs • causes and treatment of multiple personality disor • two or more distinct personalities
Body Memories What are body memories? Why and how do they occur? did • ptsd • abuse • fibromyalgia • body memories
Forensic Considerations in Ritual Trauma Cases This article written by an attorney addresses the legal issues, as well as the findings that surround ritual abuse cases in our country. It includes an outstanding description of the effects of ritual trauma on young children. trauma • abuse • ritual abuse • cult • programming
Perchance to Dream Dreams -- what do they really mean? A Jungian approach is to search the dream for meaningful symbols in order to unveil messages from the unconscious. dreams • symbols • unconscious • analysis • jung
Causes - Part IV in a series on Self-Injury Describes known causes for self-injury self injury • mental illness • causes
Dissociative Identity Disorder or DID Dissociative identity disorder is defined as the presence of two or more personality states that repeatedly take control of one's behavior. dissociative identity disorder • multiple personality disorder • mpd • did • child abuse
Self Injury Self injury, which is widely practiced, but seldom discussed. cutting • mutilation • injury • dissocation • personality
Fibromyalgia: From A - Z Fibromyalgia from A-Z is a collaboration by the Fibromyalgia Friends' Support Group. fibromyalgia • fm • fms • fibro • symptoms
Multiple Personality Disorder and Demonic and Spirit Possession – Part I Multiple Personality Disorder, MPD, is now called Dissociative Identity Disorder, DID. When I took a course in abnormal psychology, it was classified as a neurosis. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, DSM IV TR, written by the American Psychiatric Association, is the reference book mental health professionals use to diagnose for billing purposes. The criteria for MPD is that there are two or more distinct and different identities, at least two of these take control of the person’s behavior and not being able to recall important information that is too extensive to be explained by simply forgetting. The personalities are called alters. This is not due to effects of a substance, such as blackouts or a medical condition. Could possession be a demon as one of the alters of MPD? Two eminent psychiatrists, the late M. Scott Peck and the retired Ralph Allison, have treated people with MPD and both have experienced demonic personalities during the course of treatment. Dr. Peck died Sunday, September 25, 2005 after a long illness. I first read about their work when I was writing my doctoral thesis. The topic I was working on was demonic possession and exorcism. At the time, I had no need to explore MPD further because it was beyond the scope of the thesis subject. Since then, I have acquired their books and have studied them. possession • exorcism • multiple personality disorder • mpd • dissociative identity disorder
The Neurodevelopmental Impact of Childhood Abuse Describes in greater detail how abuse affects the brain, leading to the development of conditions such as those seen in DID did abuse trauma violence personality disorder
The Impact of Violence in Childhood A child who experiences violence on a regular basis is most certainly affected by it in more ways than the majority of people understand. For all too many it is what led to DID in the first place! did abuse neurodevelopmental impact of abuse in
Child Sexual Abuse and Dissociative Identity Disorder It has been noted by clinicians that most patients who suffer from dissociative disorders were abused either physically or sexually when they were children. This article explores DID, previously referred to as MPD. multiple personality disorder • mpd • dissociative identity disorder • did • rape
Specific Chakra Healing Chakra healing, using visualization and energy work. chakra • healing • colors • energy • colours
Angels Angels are an unreal reality informed by a Baroque vision of winged messengers angels • winged messengers • mons • baroque art • augustine
How is PTSD Treated? Read about how post-traumatic stress (PTSD) is treated using drugs and other methods. how is ptsd treated • post-traumatic stress disorder • antidepressants (ssris) such as fluoxetine (prozac • sertraline (zoloft) • paroxetine (paxil)
Recovered Memories Recovered memories have been described as losing parts of the memories of traumatic events, and then later recovering part or all of these memories. recovered memory • child abuse • trauma • sexual abuse • repressed memory
Showtime Airs United States of Tara About DID United States of Tara is the new Steven Spielberg series airing on Showtime TV about Dissociative Identity Disorder and effect of mulitple personalities on family. united states of tara • steven spielberg director • showtime television • multiple personalities • dissociatibe identity disorder
An Overview of Shamanic Healing Shamanism is the world's oldest healing tradition. Elements of it are found in all cultures across the world. an introduction to shamanic healing • shamanism and spirituality • locating your animal spirits • shamanism and healing • crossing over with shamanism
Child Maltreatment and Brain Development Maltreatment can impair brain development and intellect, delay development of skills such as walking and speaking, and cause physical disabilities. child maltreatment and brain development • abuse during childhood • early childhood brain development • neurological effects of abuse and neglect • effect of abuse and neglect on children
Complications of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Post-traumatic stress disorder is a psychological condition that develops as a consequence of a horrible, life-threatening, frightening, or otherwise traumatic experience complications of post-traumatic stress disorder • post-vietnam syndrome • ptsd experience trauma • combat soldiers • rape victims
Discovering Borderline Personality Disorder Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a dangerous mental illness. borderline personality disorder (bpd) • personality illnesses are mental illnesses • causes of borderline personality disorder • borderline personality disorder symptoms • extreme anger and emptiness
Do I Have Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)? The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV) explains the symptoms required to be diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. do i have borderline personality disorder • borderline personality • borderline personality disorder • borderline personality disorder symptoms • dsm-iv symptoms borderline personality disorder
Identifying Patterns of Behaviour Part of the human behaviour system relies on making decisions through the head, heart or gut. A balance is to learn to use your head heart and gut together. identify your personality • human behaviour • enneagram study • personality types • out of balance
Insane Narcissist The narcissist suffers from uncontrollable rage and grandiose fantasies. Most narcissists are also mildly obsessive-compulsive. Yet, all narcissists should be held accoun narcissism • personality • narcissistic • narcissistic personality disorder • npd
Jung's Psychology of Rebirth and Spring Rituals According to Jung's psychology of rebirth, man goes through a spring ritual of loss and rediscovery that contributes to his psychic and spiritual growth. rebirth • spring rituals • mandalas • dreams • the rediscovered self
Mrs. Christie's Mystery This is a speculation about the disappearance of mystery author Agatha Christie in 1926. An analysis of her 1977 autobiography reveals clues about her psychological defenses which may shed light on the issue of whether or not she was suffering from amnesia. amnesia • mystery • agatha christie • psychogenic fugue
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder at a Glance Here is an article about the condition commonly known as post-traumatic stress disorder. post-traumatic stress disorder • symptoms of trauma • complex post-traumatic stressful disorder (c-ptsd) • traumatic events of warfare or terrorist attacks • characteristics and variations of ptsd
Reversing Chronic Pain Book Review A new book by psychotherapist and author Maggie Phillips covers approaches to pain management from energy psychology to mind-body exercises and visualization. reversing chronic pain • a 10-point all-natural plan for lasting relief • maggie phillips phd • book review • pain relief
Streptomycin – Antibiotics are the metabolic by-products of microorganisms that in very small amounts are detrimental or inhibitory to other microorganisms. streptomycin • antibiotic • streptomycin mode of action • aminoglycosidic antibiotic • streptomycin structure
Thornton Heath Poltergeist 1938 Phenomena occurred to Mrs. Forbes. Items floated, flew and mysteriously appeared, poltergeist activity. She claimed a vampyre bit her. Psychological or psychic incidents? poltergeist • thornton heath poltergeist • mrs. forbes • trickery • nandor fodor
What Are Proposed Criteria for Adult C-PTSD? Most Adults with C-PTSD have experienced chronic trauma as children. Psychological injury hampers developing a healthy ego and is manifested by specific symptoms. complex post traumatic stress disorder • c-ptsd • adult complex post traumatic stress disorder • adult c-ptsd • proposed criteria adult complex post traumatic str
DHEA Improves Stress Resilience & Depression Research shows DHEA, the much touted anti-aging hormone, may increase stress resilience, and improve depression in people who suffer during their mid-life. depression • dhea • benefits of dhea • anti-aging hormones • hormone replacement
Kids Using Cough Syrup to Get High Over the past decade, kids as young as 12 have been getting high by downing large amounts of cough syrup; thousands have been hospitalized; some have died. drug alcohol abuse • teen drug abuse • cough syrup • cough medicine • drug abuse help
Self-Injury in Borderline Personality Disorder Self-injury is a symptom of borderline personality disorder (BPD). By waiting for the impulse to pass, or doing something healthy, it's possible to stop self-mutilation. borderline personality disorder • self-injury • calm the emotions • calming the emotions • prevent self-injury
Separation of Church and State Many people seem to be confused over the meaning of the term "separation of church and state". How is it relevant to our lives in America? separation of church and state • roger williams • jefferson • religion • religious freedom
Surviving Post Traumatic Stress Disorder There are two types of people with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, those who have the diagnosis and those who care about them. PTSD victims do not exist in isolation. ptsd • ptsd survival • ptsd treatments • ptsd medications • acupuncture and ptsd
When You're a Victim of Sex Abuse After being sexually molested as children, adults may experience emotional & psychological effects, such as intimate relationship problems, insomnia, or eating disorders. long-term consequences of childhood sexual abuse • when you’re a victim of sex abuse • sexually molested as a child • psychological effects of sexual abuse • intimate relationship problems |
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