Dissociative Disorders

Dissociative disorders are illnesses that tend to involve breakdowns of memory, sense of self and perceptionâ€... Show

Dissociative disorders are illnesses that tend to involve breakdowns of memory, sense of self and perception—conversion disorder, dissociative fugue, and amnesia are all examples. Discover what makes these conditions so complex and how to treat them. Hide

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What is Conversion Disorder?

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What is conversion disorder? This little-known condition, previously thought to be a form of hysteria, comes from psychological stress triggered by a traumatic event. Watch thi...

Expert: Jeffrey Gardere, PhD

What is Dissociative Amnesia?

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What is dissociative amnesia? This memory loss is not caused by brain damage, but occurs when the mind blocks out memories as a result of traumatic events. Watch this video to ...

Expert: Jeffrey Gardere, PhD

What is Phantom Limb Pain?

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Many people who have lost a limb experience phantom limb pain. Watch this video to learn what phantom limb pain is and how it can be treated.

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It sounds like a strange dream, but it's true-- people with synesthesia experience two or more of the 5 senses simultaneously. Watch this video to learn more abouto synesthesia...

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