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Is this dissociation? I often find my self “zoning out” but I have no thoughts or feelings it is blank. I also lose track of my surroundings and don't respond to someone
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Disassociation and dissociation are two different things. What is the difference between them? Why might someone experience either one? What's the best way to help them recover from it (if possible)? -
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Moving Parts Psychotherapy - Dissociation is normal and we all do it! Many of you resonated with my prior post so I wanted to further normalize this and recognize when it may