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How do I recognize dissociation with myself or my partner?

“Recognize dissociation: If you or your partner suddenly experience ‘no longer there’. How to understand signs and how to deal with them sensitively.”

Introduction: Why it's important to recognize dissociation

Maybe you know those moments: You are sitting in a room full of people, but suddenly you feel invisible. You hear voices, but they sound like far away. Or you realize that you have driven a route by car without consciously remembering it. Such experiences can be frightening, especially if they occur more frequently. Maybe you're wondering: What's wrong with me?

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Self-injurious behavior in Borderline: A profound and informative insight

‘Borderline demystification: The fight against self-harm’

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1–2 minutes
Introduction: The Connection Between Borderline and Self-Injury

In the deep psychological consideration of the Borderline syndrome A particular phenomenon stands out: the Self-injurious behaviour. It is a classic, almost archetypal image that has manifested itself in our collective consciousness. When we hear the term ‘borderline’, we are almost inevitably confronted with the image of people harming themselves.

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