The nature of dissociative ıdentity disorder (DID) can be viewed holistically from developmental, neurobiological, psychophysiological, cognitive, and linguistic perspectives.DID is described as a defense and adaptive mechanism that arises in response to chronic and overwhelming trauma in childhood.It is characterized by identity changes, dissociative amnesia, and fragmented self-states.DID is...
This study is concerned with relationships between childhood trauma history, dissociative experiences, clinical phenomenology of Jinn-Possession Psychosis (JPP), and schizophrenia in an Islamic cultural context. Researchers have contacted local traditional and spiritual healers based in a city in the Southeast region of the Republic of Turkey. Traditional healers have contacted us with patients...
Even if dissociation has various facets, it is clear that knowledge of dissociative psychosis and a dissociative schizophrenia-based viewpoint may provide new perspectives on mental disorders. Many researchers screening for comorbid symptoms of “childhood traumatic experiences” and “dissociation”, where specific characteristics are significant to the presence of psychosis and schizophrenia, may...