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  • Attachment and Dissociation: A Survivor's Analysis

  • By: Jade Miller
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  • Length: 1 hr and 33 mins
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Attachment and Dissociation: A Survivor's Analysis

By: Jade Miller
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An analysis of the relationship between attachment and dissociation, written by a survivor of extreme trauma. Not meant to be a complete treatise, but a discussion of some crucial points that link early attachment injuries and dissociative tendencies - both in parents, and in turn, in their children. Includes the author's story of recovering from an attachment disorder and thoughts on ways that others can do the same.

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Excellent analysis of disorganized attachment and relationship to dissociation

This was extremely helpful for anyone on the trauma spectrum, even if they fall short of a true dissociative disorder as they are currently classified. I think in time Boderline will be considered a dissociative disorder as well clinically.

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