Dissociative identity disorder (DID) patients, adapted from real cases. The prototype of Eve is Chris Sizemore. In the process of psychology development, typical cases play an important role in promoting and inspire psychologists to keep thinking. Dissociation was sparked by a series of traumatic moments as a child, with a mother bleeding badly in the kitchen, seeing a man sawn in half at a lumber mill and more. A dissociative defense mechanism that allows her to protect the self-object from harm. In fact, she ended up with more than 20 personalities. Each sub-personality has unique memories, behaviors, thoughts, and emotions. Memories, identities, and consciousness that were originally integrated are separated in DID patients. With dissociative amnesia, patients often forget episodic memories related to "self-reference", while knowledge-based memory does not involve the individual himself, so there is no forgetting. Trauma - trauma reappears to the level of consciousness - healing, often the three steps of healing.
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