Dissociative Identity: Disruption Of Identity

Dissociative amnesia is the inability to recall information regarding specific events, one’s identity, life history, etc.. Recent increase in prevalence, often involving forgotten early childhood trauma. This condition is more common among adults and , once alleviated, has been known to reoccur.

Depersonalization disorder: Its symptoms involving changes in perception and detachment from one’s own thoughts and body. Possible feelings include the sensation that things are unreal or seem to be in a dreamlike state. While this disorder can occur in childhood it’s effects are short lived.

Dissociative Identity: Disruption of identity via two or more distinct personality states or by the experience of possession. One key symptom is the inability