"Dissociative fugue is the rare bird of dissociation, but dissociation as a phenomenon is very common," he said.
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Some have found that there is a consistent relationship between trauma and dissociation, and that dissociation isn't associated with suggestibility, or being prone to believe what others say.
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Over on the good app, young people are making videos that capture what dissociation feels like to them—literally, performing dissociation—but they aren't so much acting as recreating their lived experiences.
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It's the dissociation that allows the child to keep going.
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Mongillo taps into that dissociation so gracefully it feels effortless.
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Sizemore had worked together on a documentary film about dissociation.
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This provokes a complete dissociation in the notion of citizenship.
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Pessoa, however, went beyond masking to a kind of deliberate dissociation.
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Brand said dissociation is best understood as a continuum of experiences.
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Others separate sound and image to signal her increasing sense of dissociation.
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"Sometimes, that can be a very powerful thing, that dissociation," Kane said.
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It was this awful loop of dissociation followed by panic, on repeat.
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I experienced dissociation, anxiety attacks, and suicidal thoughts on a daily basis.
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Dissociation, mania, hallucinations and voices stalk her around house parties and biology classes.
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But when dissociation becomes more extreme, it crosses into surreal territory, becoming Hollywood fodder.
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Now she sings more frequently about her own dissociation from a more anchored existence.
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A disturbing corollary to the trend toward dissociation might be the trend toward suicide.
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" They described "an almost overwhelming euphoria," dissociation, and "laughing about the literal dumbest shit.
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His dissociation and discomfort with his body became the focal point of his life.
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Such acts of dissociation would be inconceivable, the subjects of rightful denunciations and outraged protests.
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That extra eerie quality of the music really adds a whole new level of dissociation.
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Caring people in 2018 spend a lot of time alternating between rage and total dissociation.
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This can be healing—Neptune smooths over harsh realities—but it can teeter on dissociation.
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Over the course of the decade, they defined an era of vanity, excess, and dissociation.
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It's this effect, not the experience of hallucinations or dissociation, that can help treat depression.
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And it gave me something to focus on when I was struggling with anxiety or dissociation.
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The dissociation and numbness Sophie and I both felt is what happens when people process trauma.
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Calls to normalize relations with Damascus are testing Lebanon's official policy of "dissociation", agreed in 2012.
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The Florida Project doesn't have the magic of dissociation other films in its category typically do.
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In fact, in the case of…dissociation during a traumatic event, the opposite may be true.
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I know detransitioned people who later discovered they had autism-spectrum disorders, detransitioned people who came to recognise that they were experiencing traumatic dissociation, even detransitioned people who had such severe dissociation that they had multiple "alters" (ie, multiple identities) while being treated with hormones and surgeries.
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Dissociation is most commonly thought of as a coping mechanism in response to trauma, pain, or stress.
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The mind uses dissociation to psychologically defend itself, but can't stop: its armor becomes its own cage.
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Repeated dissociation can lead to amnesia, depersonalization, derealization, or fragmentation, according to the American Psychiatric Association (APA).
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People experiencing secondary traumatic stress report feelings of anxiety, sleep loss, loneliness, and dissociation, among other ailments.
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An assault can lead to depression, PTSD, substance abuse, dissociation, sleep disorders, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts.
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The Rock's signature line, "Can you smell what the Rock is cooking?" indicates casual dissociation from self.
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Cases of dissociation had a whiff of the mystical, and doctors tended to stay away from them.
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He makes dissociation-themed memes under the name extraterrestrial-gay, using them to capture his own dissociative symptoms.
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"Practically speaking, the dissociation policy is finished," said Nabil Boumonsef, a columnist with the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar.
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For these women, there's a dissociation between sex and legitimate intimacy, which their clients could even find attractive.
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In the world of the show, compulsive self-narration betrays, as some critics have pointed out, profound dissociation.
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Being in New York compounded a feeling I had been experiencing, of profound dissociation from my own life.
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We learn about Cuthbert's formative childhood traumas, about his squandered talents, his dead brother, his history of dissociation.
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At room temperature, the drug exhibits an extraordinary slow rate of dissociation—on the order of about five hours.
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"Maybe it's an example of the kind of dissociation that can occur on a platform like Instagram," she guesses.
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Here it is, another glimpse at what we now know to be The Dillinger Escape Plan's final album Dissociation.
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"Cunning, evil directors almost always use classical music as an ironic foil, a tool for dissociation," Mr. Denk wrote.
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What she describes is a familiar dissociation for anyone who spends time interrogating tech companies on their privacy policies.
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The final scene is an otherworldly dance sequence — an attempt to render the dissociation of an opiate high onscreen.
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Could Waller-Bridge be suggesting that genuine human connection might be able to render reality bearable, and dissociation unnecessary?
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Esketamine, Johnson & Johnson hoped, would cause fewer side-effects like sedation or dissociation while still providing a similar antidepressant effect.
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Trans women often report experiencing a dissociation from their bodies and a sense of not being "real" or "woman" enough.
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Or, you could set that aside and grab the common thread of dread and dissociation that runs through it all.
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These scales assessed levels of dissociation, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, depression, general anxiety, social anxiety, emotion, and also maladaptive day dreaming.
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While research into this area is limited, it is also possible that our increasingly virtual lives increase our feelings of dissociation.
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Psychiatrists believe that dissociation is a defense mechanism: a reaction to severe childhood trauma or prolonged physical, emotional or sexual abuse.
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He told me we shouldn't ignore the influence of genetics, which might make a person more prone to feelings of dissociation.
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The treatment, he argues, has no way of treating "dissociation"—the out-of-body experiences suffered by those with severe trauma.
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Timmy had taken ketamine before at parties, where getting into the "K-hole"—a state of intense dissociation—was the point.
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"If it's really horrendous and traumatic, sometimes what goes on is a dissociation and compartmentalization in an extreme way," Saltz said.
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A skeptic may still call the film a gateway to its teachings, but Travolta's insistence of their dissociation isn't necessarily inaccurate.
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Rebekka Hætta Mjøen, 21, of schizomemes, says that making memes about the dissociation experienced as a symptom of her schizophrenia is therapeutic.
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"They convey some states of being that I experienced in the months of loss," she wrote, citing grief, emptiness, dissociation and grasping.
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Its involvement in Syria is a cause of political tension in Beirut and has strained Lebanon's policy of "dissociation" from regional conflicts.
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In the wake of Jabhat al-Nusra's dissociation from al-Qaeda, some opposition groups had scheduled talks for more formal co-operation.
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Marshall said there's also the risk of a dissociation forming if you live your life differently when you have the goggles on.
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" Efremova has also used the technique to produce videos that she describes as in the "mood of surreal dissociation, dissolution of reality.
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This suspension of disbelief regarding meat has been called the "dissociation hypothesis" by those who have studied this phenomenon in the past.
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I saw a feminist mid-dissociation, perhaps practicing what Fleabag preached: the virtues of living with the world kept at arm's length.
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Peritraumatic dissociation, or altered perceptions during or immediately after a traumatic experience, is the factor that most strongly predicts PTSD developing later.
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Death Is Hard Work captures their frustration and dissociation with violence as they physically and metaphorically traverse the divides of their country.
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Dissociation: A survivor's body can be physically present, but their mind can be in a completely different place, especially during intimate moments.
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"There were also symptoms, symptoms of dissociation and PTSD, and I did not have a team that included mental health support," she said.
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Researchers there hypothesise that the ailment is fanned by cultural conditions: children may learn that dissociation is a way to deal with trauma.
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Theorists of dissociation disagreed, arguing that some events were so traumatic that, afterward, the mind was unable to develop as an integrated whole.
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But psychologists also point out there are some concerns about using VR porn, like increased isolation, dissociation, and growing more discontent with reality.
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Many people also experience dissociation, which can manifest as literal desensitization in parts of the body or the inability to describe physical sensations.
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To prepare for the role, Ms. Gyllenhaal talked to retired prostitutes and porn actresses about the life, including the requisite skill of dissociation.
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Among the problems of American health care is a startling dissociation between "cost" and "value": We pay more, but we often don't get more.
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A lot of people don't show symptoms until adulthood, which show up as upsetting thoughts, lapses in memory, anxiety, depression, and feelings of dissociation.
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The experience of dissociation, of disembodiment, is as common a reaction to trauma as it is to the liberating pulse of the dance floor.
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This is the dissociation between the sale of arms and the human aspect of war that large weapons manufacturers choose to ignore and suppress.
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Wilder also wants to know "how come 'put me out of my misery' only really means one thing," which is death, the ultimate dissociation.
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In one video, Lanzo tells the camera, "Hey yo, dissociation check!" and then proceeds to glaze over as her eyes dart around the room.
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As dissociation is most often a coping mechanism against psychological trauma and turmoil, one answer could be that we are living in particularly stressful times.
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Artist Jule Flierl scrambled up a large bust of Beethoven while singing from Wagner's Tristan and Isolde, Isolde's "Liebestod" for the performance "Dissociation Study" (20193).
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Lebanon declared its policy of "dissociation" in 2012 to keep the deeply divided state out of regional conflicts such as the war in neighboring Syria.
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Wyeth's images confront the idea of dissociation, pulling inspiration from her own dissociative episode and the experience of losing of control that came with it.
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Living in a world full of reflections has helped us know ourselves better, in a skin-deep sense, but it has also bred dissociation, obsession.
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Dissociation as a general symptom is also shared across many different psychiatric conditions, Hunter explains, including bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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My work suggests that that's not all that was happening in female impersonation and cross-dressing—that there was ambivalence and dissociation, as well as desire.
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Those signs can look like anything from anxiety and depression to constant irritability and anger or even complete dissociation and inattention in both children and adults.
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And like a line run twice through Google Translate, it's distinguished by a peculiar relation to the original object of study, one of similarity and dissociation.
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Along with it was what T.S. Eliot called a "dissociation of sensibility," in which thoughts of tenderness and care are cut off from reason and calculation.
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All are utterly starved for relief from the scattering tangles of PTSD, which can include symptoms of extreme paranoia, flashbacks, suicidal tendencies, dissociation, and night terrors.
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However, the panel members echoed concerns raised by FDA staffers on Friday regarding the increased risk of sedation, dissociation and higher blood pressure observed in the study.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, the Prince George police chief linked Beverly's alleged crime to attention-seeking and dissociation that he said was caused by social media.
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The Lebanese policy of "dissociation" was declared in 2012 to keep the deeply divided state out of regional conflicts such as the civil war in neighboring Syria.
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The concept of "dissolving margins" is described with painful clarity in Ferrante's works as a version of spaced-out dissociation that comes from coping with intense trauma.
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Patients have to take the treatment, called Spravato, in a clinic, because of the potential for side effects like the"out of body" sensation known as dissociation.
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Inside, where the mind makes comparisons and analogies, the dissociation inheres in malfunctioning metaphors: what is a "symposium / of endangered stars" and how would it evict itself?
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The Daily Mail could drive anyone to dissociation, and according to my younger sister, it is where a lot of teen girls get their news these days.
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The Lebanese policy of "dissociation" was declared in 2012 to keep the deeply divided state out of regional conflicts such as the civil war in neighbouring Syria.
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"Dissociation" essentially means disconnection between someone's thoughts, memories, feelings, actions, or sense of who they are, according to the Sidran Institute, a traumatic stress education and advocacy group.
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It responds to the brutality and playfulness of the 1930s and 40s, as well as the uncomfortable dissociation of form from function in our appreciation of postwar design.
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To Atarib residents, the attack bolstered a sense that the de-escalation agreement is failing to protect them, and highlighted the dissociation between international diplomacy and local reality.
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Those decisions undermined the show's triumphant agenda, and it required a mild level of dissociation to imagine yourself alongside them, sipping cappuccinos in the Planet, their local hangout.
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This intimate dissociation begins with his lighting, which is a pervasive but not unappealing grey murk, distinct from the harsher contrast between dark and light of Caravaggio's chiaroscuro.
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Perhaps dissociation-themed memes resonate with so many right now because they feel like a useful metaphor for our need to disconnect from the psychological stress of our world.
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Garfinkel thinks a version of interoception therapy could help people with psychosis as well, a population that often experiences dissociation or fees like they're not connected to their body.
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I also experience something called dissociation which means that my mind doesn't want to relive the pain so "I look off and I stare" in a glazed over state.
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The dissociation of black people from the very real contributions we've made to this country has done incalculable damage to the psyche and socio-economic standings of black Americans.
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In the Cotard's delusion, I think the explanation is often about those feelings of dissociation, numbness, the whole inner physical experience and pain sometimes brought on by depression itself.
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Responsibility now falls to Lebanon to keep its part of the bargain and put teeth behind its dissociation policy, extricating itself from regional conflicts whether in Lebanon or outside.
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If you've had a chance to try Meta HMD or Leap Motion, you'll notice that the lack of haptic feedback just creates another dissociation for the user to work around.
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It's 20 million people, there's not enough water, there's fault lines, there could be an earthquake any day, and it just kind of provokes this sense of dissociation from reality.
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On days on which their MD was more intense and time-consuming, they also experienced higher levels of obsessive-compulsive symptoms, dissociation and negative emotion, and both types of anxiety.
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She and Aquarone recently helped to organize the first conference on services for people with trauma-related dissociation—it brought together clinicians from the NHS and the private and voluntary sectors.
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Try to find someone who had a "cool" experience smoking Salvia, and you will be searching forever; the plant's hallucinogenic properties are strange and sharp, often causing strong hallucinations and dissociation.
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Hezbollah's involvement in Syria's civil war, where it fights alongside Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, is a cause of political tension in Beirut, straining Lebanon's policy of "dissociation" from regional conflicts.
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When I heard this description of structural dissociation and understood these other parts were children stopped back in time, like trauma has literally just happened to them, it began to make sense.
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In addition, patients and doctors will have to sign a form acknowledging the risks of the drug, which include disorientation, high blood pressure, and an out-of-body feeling we call dissociation.
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At different points, my therapy has been for anxiety, depression, PMDD, psychosis, and periods of dissociation, mania or eating issues, as well as other things that have fallen short of clear categorization.
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Today in Catalonia there is a clear dissociation between the democratic will of citizens and the central government, which has set out to take over the people's institutions and control them despotically.
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The death of his father in 2006, right before he went off to college, only added to his dissociation from his feelings; SanSoucie remembers that Hernandez was completely unemotional at the funeral.
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Dissociation is defined by the American Psychiatric Association as an experience of mental detachment, or disconnection between the mind and body, an unconscious coping mechanism that typically develops in response to trauma.
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Ideally, more conversation around dissociation will lead to greater awareness of the condition—and, hopefully, greater sensitivity of the language we use to describe it, or experiences that feel something like it.
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Some suicidologists, in explaining why an estimated 90 percent of people who survive a suicide attempt do not go on to die by suicide, believe that the suicidal state is one of dissociation.
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Side effects of Spravato include dizziness, nausea, vertigo, anxiety, lethargy, increased blood pressure, vomiting, feeling drunk, decreased sensitivity, sedation and dissociation, a feeling of being temporarily "disconnected" from your body and your mind.
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Common coping strategies noted by male sex workers include dissociation (which involves cognitively separating yourself from an uncomfortable experience), focusing on the money, and seeking social support and advice from other sex workers.
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Although the government has refused to sanction the visit as official business - citing the dissociation policy - Industry Minister Hussein Hajj Hassan, a Hezbollah member, has insisted they will be in Damascus as government representatives.
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When it was gone and I was alone again, I felt the dissociation, a physical shifting, as if the best of me were detaching from my body and sitting down a few feet distant.
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"Lots of people talk about dissociation as though it's one thing, but that's really a misnomer," explains Dr. Elaine Hunter, a clinical psychologist specializing in dissociative disorders at the South London and Maudsley NHS Trust.
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"Dissociation is a distinct symptom of mental illness that is still experienced across a wide variety of people, but it feels more personal since it describes something that isn't talked about a lot," he explains.
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Then you were like, "Actually this is dissociation," and that's the thing which I find the most chilling, actually, of it, which is that, you have these people who can't respond on a human level.
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Now, a new study confirms what many of the PETA set long believed—the meat industry hopes to exploit this dissociation from animals to makes us more willing to eat their chicken, pork, and beef.
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As legislative constraints on mandatory individual arbitration emerge, the expansion of First Amendment rights into government workplaces to protect dissociation from union representation must also entitle public employees to voice collective demands for economic justice.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Hezbollah and its allies are pressing the Lebanese state to normalize relations with President Bashar al-Assad's government in Syria, testing Lebanon's policy of "dissociation" from the Syrian conflict and igniting a political row.
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As doctors learned more about dissociation, the presumption that its main manifestation was multiple personalities with vastly different traits gave way to an understanding that the divides in a person's identity could be far more subtle.
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Though some of the patients who took esketamine experienced relief of their depressive symptoms, side effects — including dissociation, dizziness, nausea, sedation, anxiety, a lack of energy, increased blood pressure, vomiting, and feeling drunk — were also common.
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"You have to believe these eight separate lay witnesses that have no background in psychiatry made up symptoms that were consistent with paranoid delusions, audio hallucinations, visual hallucinations, tactile hallucinations, major depressive disorder and dissociation," she said.
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Hariri said the new government must recommit to a policy of "dissociation" from regional conflicts and establish the best relations with Arab states, a reference to Gulf countries that see Iran and Hezbollah as a regional menace.
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No, we've been a full-time band the entire time, and the title, Dissociation, refers to the fact that I think we're all finally in a place where we can be individuals as part of a whole.
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Hariri quit his job in a broadcast from Saudi Arabia a month ago but later said he might withdraw the resignation, providing all parties in Lebanon's government agree to adhere to the state's policy of "dissociation" from regional conflicts.
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Body utterly still, they withdrew further and further, the glaze of their eyes clouding, until Tate felt that her client was in a state of dissociation, totally detached from their own surroundings, absent from the room, from themself, gone.
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The International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation, a leading professional organization in dissociative disorders, of which Brand is a member, released a statement (PDF) today calling on Shyamalan and Universal Pictures to support DID research and education.
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It's a noble mission, in a prestigious, well-acted package, but on its way to drawing valuable attention to American Islamophobia, The Night Of draws a portrait of the rest of America that's almost surreal in its dissociation from reality.
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Since the woman had huge amounts of amyloid but few other Alzheimer's indicators, "it actually illustrates, to my knowledge for the first time, a very clear dissociation of amyloid accumulation from tau pathology, neurodegeneration and even cognitive decline," he said.
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In many of the songs you can hear a kind of dissociation between world and singer, as if Senff has physically come out of the songs, personally narrating the album's events to you, looking down together and watching a life unfold.
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Quickly, we adopt the daily, quotidian dissociation of getting dressed in the morning or prepared to go out at night, a process that involves stepping outside your body to see it from the outside, and dressing it depending on the occasion.
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Research shows that the people most susceptible to false memories have a tendency toward dissociation, a coping mechanism reported by victims of sexual violence: they learn to detach from the moment, to feel as if they were not fully there.
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The artists represented in this volume bear witness to their own histories: while some maintain a realist, "straightforward" style of testimony, others employ methods of creative license to convey the lasting psychological effects of sexual violence, such as dissociation and anxiety.
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At one end, there is "non-pathological dissociation"—say, "highway hypnosis," where you're driving and maybe miss your exit because your brain's on autopilot, or a runner's high, where you enter a flow state in which you've detached from bodily pain.
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After four months, all the men showed some improvement in symptoms, but men in the meditation group reported significantly larger reductions in perceived stress, anxiety, depression, dissociation and sleep disturbances than the inmates who didn't participate in this program, the study found.
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The Lebanese policy of "dissociation", agreed in 2012, has aimed to keep the deeply divided state out of regional conflicts such as Syria even as Iran-backed Hezbollah became heavily involved there, sending fighters to help Assad, who is also allied to Iran.
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Severe dissociation can include psychogenic amnesia, when a person can't remember personal information with no seeming physical cause, or dissociative fugue state, when a person loses his or her identity altogether—as if they've just stepped out of their body and walked away.
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Sizemore's triumphant second act was called into some question in 2012, when Colin A. Ross, a psychiatrist specializing in dissociation, published a book, "The Rape of Eve," in which he accused Dr. Thigpen of having exercised an unethical, Svengali-like influence over Mrs.
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While in a state that one doctor described as "stress induced short-term dissociation," he shot and killed his family members while chasing them room to room through their home in a spree that was partially recorded on the grandmother's Life Alert system.
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The drug label will contain a "boxed warning" to alert patients to the risk of "sedation, and difficulty with attention, judgment and thinking (dissociation), abuse and misuse, and suicidal thoughts and behaviors after administration of the drug," the agency said in its announcement.
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"Everybody recognizes (the dissociation policy) as a farce to some extent, but at least it contained the conflict and prevented Lebanon from being dragged even further into what is going on in Syria," said Maha Yahya, director of the Carnegie Middle East Centre in Beirut.
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After nearly 20 years of blast beats, off-time shredding, and onstage pyrotechnics, the Dillinger Escape Plan will be hanging it up following the tour cycle for their sixth album, Dissociation, which comes out on October 14 on their own label, Party Smasher Inc.
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Dissociation kicks in, mercifully and efficiently, almost like a response of the immune system, as well as a twisted, desperate desire on the part of the victim to please the rapist, in the desperate hope of a quicker conclusion, a better chance for survival.
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The FDA approved esketamine with the caveat that Spravato will only be available through REMS (Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies), its restricted distribution system for drugs with major safety concerns, citing the risk of sedation and dissociation, as well as the potential for abuse and misuse.
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At its most general definition, dissociation encompasses very normal, everyday, and non-pathological experiences, like being so absorbed in a good book that you have no awareness of what's going on around you, or going for a long drive on the motorway and not remembering the act of driving.
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It stems from the dissociation encouraged by gaming communities that regard their online beefs and entitlements as real enough to merit horrific online abuse — and in the case of swatting, very tangible abuse — but unreal enough that they can delude themselves into thinking that no one really gets hurt.
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"On the other hand," she continues, "if I'd accepted the word rape, maybe I would have discovered other words, ones that could have helped me make sense of my earlier experience: dissociation, counterphobia"—that relentless return to a source of anxiety in the hope of finally overcoming it.
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She has presented her research at academic conferences including meetings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the International Primatological Society and American Society of Primatologists and has published in peer-reviewed journals such as Behavioral Sciences, Journal of Trauma & Dissociation and the Journal of Animal Ethics.
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What I am calling dissociation feminism began with the denial of a trope: women irritated at the assumption that we were always on the verge of opening our laptops, gazing out the window, and monologuing like Carrie Bradshaw about our oppression or the man who just left us.
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For me, oh no is usually followed by I'm dying, at which point the physical symptoms of a panic attack kick in: suffocating sensations, rapid heartbeat, tingling in my arms and legs, surges of adrenaline, nausea (a fairly new one!), flashes of heat (also new), dissociation (an oldie but scary).
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To be fair, cannabis use has potential negative side effects of paranoia and anxiety, and if used long-term, depression and psychosis (though instances of the latter have often been inflated) Spravato's side effects, on the other hand, include dissociation, suicidal ideation, vertigo, increases in blood pressure, numbness, and lethargy.
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But the rise of the internet as a means of mass communication — along with all the opportunities it's offered women to work through feminist concepts in real time and to assert the importance their own experiences — does also seem to have opened up a lot of new ways to practice dissociation.
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The ketamine doses Morgan plans to use are higher than those used in standard depression treatment, but they're not quite enough to cause the sort of total dissociation that has led some scientists to class ketamine as a psychedelic drug, and far less than the maximum safe dose as an anaesthetic.
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Though it, too, is off-patent, Johnson & Johnson, a large American drug company that is developing it for use, hopes it will have the same positive effects as the unsorted isomeric mixture, but without side-effects such as hallucinations, dizziness and "dissociation"—a feeling of being awake but detached from one's surroundings.
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It was less than a month ago that heavy music trailblazers and five-perosn shred institution Dillinger Escape Plan announced that, after two decades, they would be hanging it up – but not before they drop their sixth album Dissociation, which comes out on October 14 on their own label, Party Smasher Inc.
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Girls, Fleabag, and Crazy Ex Girlfriend follow the chaotic lives of (mainly middle-class white) young women with personality disorders; End of the F***ing World and 13 Reasons Why take radically different but equally intense approaches to teen trauma; This is Us, Mr. Robot, and Homeland are underpinned by anxiety, dissociation, and bipolar respectively.
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Though Mongillo's lilt comes back out when Kaworu sacrifices himself for Shinji's sake—a glint of the "true self" Kaworu always saw in him—you can hear the dissociation again after Shinji deals the final death blow, their voice returning to the same monotone inflection we heard during Shinji's target practice moment in Episode 3.
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Dissociation may develop as an adaptive technique to cope with severe distress, but can also become a conditioned habit that some carry with them into adulthood, where it can present a wide range of problems, from difficulty staying present enough to function on a daily basis, to an inability to truly experience one's emotions.
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On the journey back, I brooded on the probability that I would never feel quite the same about the home I had created, for while I knew a hundred teenagers had conducted a bacchanal there, the fact that I didn't witness it seemed to create an unbreachable dissociation, a feeling of separation that I was surprised to discover caused me a degree of relief.
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"When suddenly aroused from deep sleep, a person can enter into a sleep-state dissociation—in this case being both awake, with regard to motor activity, and still asleep, with regard to higher cognitive functions such as judgment," says John Cline, assistant clinical professor in the department of psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine and sleep psychologist at the Sleep Disorders Center of Connecticut.
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In a recent study carried out by The Tab, it was revealed that ketamine use is on the up, with a staggering 59% of students at the University of Manchester regularly indulging in a drug that either makes you feel like you've necked two cans of K Cider in very quick succession or sends you into a psychedelic state in which total dissociation is an all too real possibility.
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