False, therapy is accepting, living through an issue, and letting it go.ĥ. False, and shows you there is no plan/roadmap.Ĥ. Treatment Depersonalization, Derealization and Dissociation Three phases of curing DP/DR are 1. The intensity can be regulated by an experienced therapist.ģ. There is no recognized drug treatment for DP/DR and patients are primarily treated with psychotherapy, although medications may be used to treat co-existing mental health problems such as anxiety. General psychologists just talk, and that does not remove your issues.Ģ. Most have barely heard of DP/DR, have no clue how it works, don't know why just treating a trauma does not cure DP/DR. Every psychologist/therapist can help you to cure DP/DR. People who have successfully cured their issues will not place their stories there.ġ. Merging mind and body, integration and grounding. Acceptance Removing panic attacks Removing trauma Removing fears. There are lots of places on the internet where you find horror stories. General approach Depersonalization, derealization and dissociation Three Phases of recovery Phase 1. Medication is superfluous, can even make the issue worse. It just means you need to be more critical of who you employ to do this work with you.ĥ. You may have had lots of negative experiences with therapists, I've had those experiences too. It can be cured, and any therapist of doctor who utters this should be ashamed of themselves.Ĥ. General psychologists just talk, and that does not remove your issues.ģ. This is false, it happens every week in my practice.Ģ. This is imperative, because CBT lacks essential information about acceptance (have you noticed how much you can fight the Depersonalization?).ġ. From the moment we left the house to go to the airport, I was absolutely terrified. In my approach, I use an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) framework, not the standard CBT framework. The Depersonalization reached its worst point when I had to attend a family wedding abroad. This means I learned all sorts of therapies and intervention techniques, (and meditation types) discarded most, and kept a few. I found it useful but this book didnt really look at treating/curing the. You want to get as comprehensive a result as possible, and you want your improvement to be as enduring and stable as possible. Overcoming Depersonalisation and Feelings of Unreality, 2nd Edition: A. Seeing as I had these issues myself, I have gone through every step of every phase, from the trying ineffective therapies, to trying to cure and master every step of every phase of healing DP/DR.Īs a therapist, I spent many years trying to be as pragmatic as possible: you don't want to understand your issue, you want to feel a measurable reduction of symptoms. Time and again, and this is no coincidence, I've specialized in treating DP/DR. The treatment and training I offer for DP/DR has proven to be effective.
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