dissociative in A Sentence

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    Pronounced Dissociative symptoms or paranoid ideas.

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    The first Dissociative anaesthetic.

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    Dissociative adsorption of 2 H2.

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    His mother suffered from Dissociative identity disorder.

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    Dissociative identity disorder.

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    Samantha also experienced Dissociative thoughts after her brother's suicide.

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    Dissociative identity disorder is a serious and valid mental illness.

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    Dissociative phenomena are linked with micropsia, which may be the result of brain-lateralization disturbance.

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    People with Dissociative identity disorder are generally unresponsive to(and may deteriorate under) standard treatment.

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    I have been living with C-PTSD and Dissociative disorders for the last 30 years.

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    The described ailment is also called organic Dissociative or Dissociative personality identity disorder, personality splitting, multiple personality syndrome.

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    In Dissociative amnesia, the person suffers a loss of memory, most commonly for the period surrounding the traumatic event.

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    Although commonly described as a‘compartmentalization of experience', Dissociative disorders are, perhaps, nothing more than an extreme form of denial.

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    Severely traumatized individuals may experience psychotic symptoms including Dissociative symptoms(e.g. difficulty perceiving their body or the environment as‘real'), and auditory or visual hallucinations.

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    Dangerous for all the babies who don't just fuss for a couple of minutes but go into full hyper-arousal and then Dissociative withdrawal.

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    A common example of amnesia that is caused by traumatic events is Dissociative amnesia, which occurs when the person forgets an event that has deeply disturbed them.

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    These are two different disorders, but thanks to Hollywood and the media, people have come to believe that schizophrenia and Dissociative identity disorder are the same thing.

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    However, a contemporary survey of clinical practice among specialists of Dissociative identity found those treating the disorder weren't focused on retrieving memories at any phase of the treatment.

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    And different writers here speculated that it might relate to auditory hallucinations, thought patterns linked to Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder, and the psychological disturbances of depersonalization, derealization, and Dissociative states.

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    Dissociative amnesia can include: Repressed memory is the inability to recall information, usually about stressful or traumatic events in persons' lives, such as a violent attack or disaster.

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    Dissociative amnesia results from a psychological cause as opposed to direct damage to the brain caused by head injury, physical trauma or disease, which is known as organic amnesia.

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    In addition, it has been established that the manifestations of the Dissociative syndrome are expressed in the absence of logical thinking, quite rarely the subject understands that he is seriously ill.

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    Since clinical hypnosis is characterized by a connection with a Dissociative state, as a result, it has established itself to be a rather effective method used as the so-called“blocking” of alternatives.

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    In Dissociative stupor, the person reacts to the traumatic event by becoming immobile and mute, failing to respond to stimuli such as the human voice, bright lights, or extremes of hot and cold.

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    According to the DSM-5, the major characteristic of Dissociative identity disorder is a disruption of identity, in which a person experiences two or more distinct personality states(or, in other cultures, experiences of so-called possession).

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    An international study that followed 280 patients with Dissociative identity disorder(or a variant of it, which is a Dissociative disorder not otherwise specified) and 292 therapists over time, found this approach was associated with improvements across a number of psychological and social functioning areas.

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