Dissociative or "DISSY MOMENTS" occur when we have continuing and repeated episodes of dissociation.

Dissociative or "DISSY MOMENTS" occur when we have continuing and repeated episodes of dissociation. These usually cause what we describe as ‘internal chaos’, and may interfere with our work, school, social, or home life. However, we may be someone who appears to be functioning well, and this may hide the distress that we are experiencing and masking.Related articles

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• The Truth of ourselves
• LESSON 2: like all bad decisions we make, even our reenactments/dissociation offer us a chance to learn.
• The recovered person becomes a new species. Although we can mentally inter-react with others , we do not.
• Pre-Course recognition of the child within beginning to understand the problems of truth and trust
• Especially at first as we engage with The Stages, we become more aware of our rampant thoughts and violent emotional swings.