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4.0 Abuse, Stress and Trauma: Overview |
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This article is from the Dissociation FAQ, by Discord (tina@tezcat.com) with numerous contributions by others.
In discussing dissociation, it is important to note that most
dissociation is a result of trauma or stress. (The exceptions are
usually those people who deliberately/consciously dissociate for
reasons other than stress or trauma.) Because of this, I wanted to
include a brief section on abuse, stress, and trauma.
Continue to:
health, dissociation, dissociative disorders, multiplicity, trauma, abuse
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