"Trauma & Dissociation" est le journal officiel de l'International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation (ISSTD),

publié entre 1988 et 1997.

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1988

Vol.1 No 1 (mars 1988)

• Editorial
• Common Errors in the Treatment of Multiple Personality Disorder
• DSM-III-R Revisions in the Dissociative Disorders: An Exploration of their Derivation and Rationale
• Multiple Personality Disorder and Transference
• Multiple Personality Disorder Misdiagnosed as Mental Retardation: A Case Report
• Munchausen's Syndrome as a Dissociative Disorder
• Psychodynamics and Dissociation : All that Switches Is Not Split
• Psychophysiologic Aspects of Multiple Personality Disorder, A Review
• The BASK Model of Dissociation
• The Management of Malevolent Ego States in Multiple Personality Disorder
• The Switch Process in Multiple Personality Disorder and Other State-Change Disorders

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Vol.1 No 2 (juin 1988)

• Editorial
• A Case Of Concurrent Multiple Personality Disorder And Transsexualism
• Multiple Personality Disorder Patients With A Prior Diagnosis Of Schizophrenia
• The Core Self: A Developmental Perspective On The Dissociative Disorders
• Some Aspects Of Resistence In The Treatment Of Multiple Personality Disorder
• Toward A Psychobiological Theory Of Borderline Personality Disorder: Is Irritability the Red Thread that Runs Through Borderline Conditions ?
• The Bask Model Of Dissociation: Part II- Treatment
• Determining Prognosis In The Treatment Of Multiple Personality Disorder
• Diagnosis Of Covert And Subtle Forms Of Multiple Personality Disorder Through Dissociative Signs

 

Vol.1 No 3 (sept 1988)

• Editorial
• Media Review
• Observations on Fantasy in the Formation of Multiple Personality Disorder
• The Development of Symptoms of Multiple Personality Disorder in a Child of Three
• A Reexamination of Freud's Basic Concepts from Studies of Multiple Personality Disorder
• On Giving Consultations to Therapists Treating MPD: Fifteen Years' Experience-Part I (Diagnosis and Treatment)
• On Giving Consultations to Therapists Treating MPD: Fifteen Years' Experience-Part II (The "Surround" of Treatment, Forensics, Hypnosis, Patient-initiated Requests)
• The Dissociative Experience Scale: A Replication Study
• Open Trial Of Clonazepam In The Treatment Of Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms in MPD

 

Vol.1 No 4 (déc 1988)

• Editorial
• Thoughts on the cognitive perceptual substrates of multiple personality disorder
• Defining a sydrome of severe symtoms in survivors of severe incestuous abuse
• A comparison study of dissociative symtoms in patients with complex partial seizures, MPD, and posttraumatic stress disorder
• Ten traps for therapists in the treatment of trauma survivors
• Art, Interpretation, and Multiple Personality Disorder
• The differential diagnosis of multiple personality disorder from borderline personality disorder
• The phenomenology and treatment of extremely complex multiple personality disorder

 

1989

Vol.2 No 1 (mars 1989)

• Editorial
• Multiple personality disorder: disorder with human and non-human subpersonality components
• Multiple personality disorder: phenomenology of selected variables in comparison to major depression
• Satanism: Similarities between patient accounts and pre-inquisition historical sources
• A reader's guide to Pierre Janet on Dissociation: A neglected intellectual heritage
• Childhood stress and dissociation in a college population
• Linking the psychological and the social: feminism, poststructuralism, and multiple personality
• Integrating research on dissociation and hypnotizability: are there two pathways to hynotizability?

 

Vol.2 No 2 (juin 1989)

• Editorial
• Integrating a dissociative disorders curriculum into residency training
• Multiple personality disorder and homicide: professional and legal issues
• Observations on the claim of iatrogenesis in the promulgation of MPD: A discussion
• Evidence against the iatrogenesis of multiple personality disorder
• Iatrophilia and Iatrophobia in the diagnosis and treatment of MPD
• Iatrogenic factors in the misdiagnosis of multiple personality disorder
• Treatment errors and iatrogenesis across therapeutic modalities in MPD and allied dissociative disorders
• Iatrongenic creation of new alter personalities
• Iatrogenic factors in the perpetuation of splitting and multiplicity

 

Vol.2 No 3 (sept 1989)

• Editorial
• A model for abreaction with MPD and other dissociative disorders
• Dissociation and state-specific psychophysiology during the nineteenth century
• Internal self helpers of persons with multiple personality disorder
• Normal and pathological dissociations of early childhood
• The dissociative disorders interview schedule: a structured interview
• Dissociative disorders and dissociative symptoms at a community mental health center
• Breaking the code: identification of multiplicity through art productions
• Preliminary observations on MPD in Puerto Rico

 

Vol.2 No 4 (déc 1989)

• Editorial
• The Rehabilitation of Therapists Overwhelmed by Their Work with MPD Patients
• Dissociative Experiences in Adolescents and College Students
• Historical Versus Narrative Truth: Clarifying the Role of Exogenous Trauma in the Etiology of MPD and its Variants
• Dissociative Disorders Presenting as Somnambuism Polysomnographic, Video and Clinical Documentation (8 Cases)
• A Validation Study of the DES in the Netherlands
• Precursors of Integration in the Treatment of Multiple Personality Disorder: Clinical Reflections
• Understanding and Responding to Religious Material in the Therapy of Multiple Personality Disorder

 

1990

Vol.3 No 1 (mars 1990)

• Editorial
• Dissociative Disorders in Impaired Psychiatry Residents and Graduate Students in Psychology
• Transcultural Issues in Psychiatry: The Ataque and Multiple Personality Disorder
• Multiple Personality Disorder and Satanic Ritual Abuse: The Issue of Credibility
• Dreams and Dissociation Theory: Speculations on Beneficial Aspects of Their Linkage
• Contemporary Interest in Multiple Personality Disorder and Child Abuse in the Netherlands
• Diagnosis of Childhood Multiple Personality Disorder
• The Need for Marriage Therapy in the Treatment of Multiple Personality Disorder
• The Evolution of Post-Traumatic Behavior: Three Hypotheses

 

Vol.3 No 2 (juin 1990)

• Editorial
• Is multiple personality disorder really rare in Japan?
• Comment on "Is MPD really rare in Japan?"
• Comments on: Takahashi's " Is MPD really rare in Japan?"
• Commentary on Takahashi's "Is MPD really rare in Japan?"
• It goes without saying that further study should be conducted on MPD in Japan
• Reflections on Takahashi's methodology and the role of culture on MPD
• Preliminary notes on MPD and allied forms of dissociative disorder not otherwise specified in practicing psychotherapists
• A preliminary comparative study of drawings produced under hypnosis and in a simulated state by both MPD and non-MPD adults
• Dreamlike thought and dream mode processes in the formation of personalities in MPD
• Self-mutilation associated with dissociative disorders
• The use of a logotherapy technique in the treatment of multiple personality disorder
• Somatic symptoms in multiple sclerosis and MPD
• Historical and folk techniques of exorcism: applications to the treatment of dissociative disorders

 

Vol.3 No 3 (sept 1990)

• Editorial
• Dissociation and subsequent vulnerability: a preliminary study
• A brief note on "Jekyll and Hyde" and MPD
• Non-rational guilt in victims of trauma
• Mental unity, altered states of consciousness and dissociation
• MPD, borderline personality disorder and shizophrenia: a comparative study of clinical features
• The clinical phenomenology of males with MPD: a report of 21 cases
• Unusual medication regimens in the treatment of dissociative disorder patients: part I: noradrenergic agents
• The dissociative experiences scale: further replication and validation

 

Vol.3 No 4 (déc 1990)

• Editorial
• Animal alters: case reports
• Multiple personality, altered states and virtual reality: the world simulation process approach
• Factitious disorder (Munchausen type) involving allegations of ritual satanic abuse: a case report
• The concept of dissociation and conversion in the new edition of the international classification of diseases
• Comments on Dr. Garcia's article
• Dissociating Dissociation: a commentary on Dr. Garcia's article
• Commentary: ICD-10 and beyond
• Adolescent MPD in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
• Education domains and andragogical approaches in teaching psychotherapists about MPD
• The legal defense of persons with the diagnosis of multiple personality disorder

 

1991

Vol.4 No 1 (mars 1991)

• Editorial
• The dissociated executive self and the cultural dissociation barrier
• Fantasy proneness, amnesia, and the UFO abduction phenomenon
• The influence of "espiritismo" on a case of mulitple personality disorder
• Iatrogenesis and dissociation: a historical note
• Handwriting variations in individuals with MPD
• Dissociation in combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder
• Dissociative symptoms and aggression in a state mental hospital
• Counter-transference and the suicidal MPD patient

 

Vol.4 No 2 (juin 1991)

• Editorial
• Unawareness and denial of pregnancy in patients with MPD
• Restraints in the treatment of dissociative disorders: a follow-up of twenty patients
• Multiple personality disorder and the social systems: 185 cases
• A study of the correlations between subjective psychic experiences and dissociative experiences
• Clinical work with families of MPD patients: assessment and issues for practice
• Movement therapy with multiple personality disorder patients
• The use of healing ceremonies in the treatment of multiple personality disorder
• The process of the MPD therapist and the use of the study group

 

Vol.4 No 3 (sept 1991)

• Editorial
• The inner self helper and concepts of inner guidance: historical antecedents, its role within dissociation, and clinical utilization
• Children coping with trauma: diagnosis of "Dissociation Identity Disorder"
• High and low dissociators in a college student population
• Multiple personality disorder as an attachment disorder
• The cross-cultural occurrence of MPD: additional cases from a recent survey
• Double consciousness in Britain 1815-1875
• Multiple personality disorder as seen from a social constructionist viewpoint

 

Vol.4 No 4 (déc 1991)

• Editorial
• Dissociative experiences in the general population in the Netherlands and Belgium: a study with the Dissociative Questionaire (DIS-Q)
• Construct validity of the Dissociative Experiences Scale (DES): I. The relationship between the DES and other self-report measures of DES
• Multiple personality in Puerto Rico: analysis of fifteen cases
• On the uses of computer-generated realities: a response to Begelman
• Virtual realities and virtual mistakes: a comment on Tart
• A comparison of dissociative experiences in adult female outpatients with and without histories of early incestuous abuse
• The dissociative table technique: a strategy for working with ego states in dissociative disorders and ego-state therapy
• On the misdiagnosis of multiple personality disorder

 

1992

Vol.5 No 1 (mars 1992)

• Editorial: Dissociative disorders in childhood and adolescence new frontiers
• Childhood MPD/Dissociation Identity Disorder: applying and extending current diagnostic checklists
• A checklist for screening dissociative disorders in children and adolescents

 

Vol.5 No 2 (juin 1992)

• Editorial
• The Children’s Perceptual Alteration Scale (CPAS): a measure of children’s dissociation
• Empathic confrontation in the treatment of childhood abuse survivors, including a tribute to the legacy of Dr. David Caul
• Psychogenic amnesia: a clinical investigation of 25 cases
• Development and validation of a scale measuring childhood dissociation in adults: the childhood dissociative predictor scale
• Differentiating multiple personality disorder and dissociative disorder not otherwise specified
• Psychodramatic treatment of multiple personality disorder and dissociative disorders
• On the nature of memories: response to “A reply to Ganaway”
•  “We don’t have that problem here”: MPD in New Zealand
• Dream wars: a case study of a woman with multiple personality disorder
• A reply to Ganaway: the problem of using screen memories as an explanatory device in accounts of ritual abuse

 

Vol.5 No 3 (sept 1992)

• Editorial
• The centrality of relationship: what’s not being said
• Response to the centrality of relationship: what’s not being said I
• Response to the centrality of relationship: what’s not being said II
• Response to the centrality of relationship: what’s not being said III
• Response to the centrality of relationship: what’s not being said IV
• Response to commentaries on “Centrality of relationship”
• The therapist as victim: a preliminary discussion
• The imaginary companion experience in multiple personality disorder
• Assessment of childhood trauma and dissociation in an emergency department
• Dissociation and memory: a two-hundred-year perspective
• Abreaction re-evaluated
• Ann Sexton: iatrogenesis of an alter personality in an undiagnosed case of MPD

 

Vol.5 No 4 (déc 1992)

• Editorial
• Pain and suffering as a function of dissociation level and instructional set
• Dissociation, distress and family function
• An overview of family treatment in dissociative disorders
• Dissociative symptoms and disorders in patients with eating disorders
• Natural history of severe symptoms in borderline women treated in an incest group
• Dissociative disorder not otherwise specified: a clinical investigation of 50 cases with suggestions for typology and treatment
• Susceptibility of common self-report measures of dissociation to malingering
• Disorganized/disoriented attachment in the etiology of the dissociative disorders

 

1993

Vol.6 No 1 (mars 1993)

• Editorial
• Letter to the editor
• Clinical assessment of dissociative symptoms and disorders: the structured clinical interview for DSM-IV dissociative disorders (SCID-D)
• The validation of the Dissociative Experiences Scale against the criterion of the SCID-D, using Receiver Operating Characteristics (ROC) analysis
• An update on the Dissociative Experience Scale
• Screening for MPD: clinical utility of the Questionnaire of Experiences of Dissociation
• Hypnotizability, absorption, and subscales of the Dissociative Experiences Scale in a nonclinical population
• Abreaction re-evaluated: author's reply to Peterson
• Interventions with children in dissociative families: a family treatment model
• Utilizing clergy in the treatment of multiple personality disorder
• Multiple personality before “Eve” (the film)

 

Vol.6 No 2&3 (juin/sept 1993)

• Editorial
• Guest editorial
• Multiple personality disorder in Europe: impressions
• Multiple personality disorder and the family physician
• Special treatment techniques to access the inner personality system of multiple personality disorder patients
• The differentiation of patients with MPD of DDNOS from patients with a cluster B personality disorder
• Recognition and differential diagnosis of dissociative disorders in children and adolescents
• Sadistic abuse: definition, recognition, and treatment
• The treatment of traumatic memories: synthesis, realization, and integration
• Diagnosis and clinical phenomenology of multiple personality disorder: a North American perspective
• The treatment of dissociative disorder patients: an overview of discoveries, successes, and failures
• The use, misuse, and abuse of art with dissociative/multiple personality disorder patients
• The initial stages of psychotherapy in the treatment of multiple personality disorder patients

 

Vol.6 No 4 (déc 1993)

• Editorial: toward a dialog on possession and exorcism
• Preface to papers on possession
• Possession: interdisciplinary roots
• The differential diagnosis of possession states
• Puzzling over possession: comments on Dissociation articles on possession
• Establishing a foundation for dialogue: a response to articles on possession, exorcism, and MPD
• Clinical and spiritual effects of exorcism in fifteen patients with multiple personality disorder
• Exorcism rituals: effects on multiple personality disorder patients
• Reply to reviewers exorcism report
• Exorcism and possession: the clash of worldviews and the hubris of psychiatry
• Dr. Coons’ response to commentaries by Drs. Crabtree, Noll, and Rosik
• Primum non-nocere- a reason for restraint: Dr. Bowman’s reply to Drs. Crabtree, Rosik, and Noll
• Response to papers by Rosik, Noll, and Crabtree

 

1994

Vol.7 No 1 (mars 1994)

• Editorial: Dissociation or dissociations? Multiple personality disorder or multiple personality disorders?
• Review: Multiple personalities, multiple disorders: psychiatric classification and media influence
• Treatment trajectories in multiple personality disorder
• Diagnosis, epidemiology, clinical course, treatment, and cost effectiveness of treatment for dissociative disorders and MPD: report submitted to the Clinton administration task force on health care financing reform
• Application of contextual therapy to the treatment of multiple personality disorder
• The factor structure of the dissociative experiences scale in college students
• Dissociative experiences and dissociative disorders in a non-clinical university student group
• Dissociation in alleged extraterrestrial abductees
• Chronic claims of alien abduction and some other traumas as self-victimization syndromes
• A group for partners and parents of MPD clients. Part I: process and format

 

Vol.7 No 2 (juin 1994)

• Editorial: Building upon our foundations
• EMDR treatment of phobic symptoms in multiple personality disorder
• Systematic assessment of dissociative identity disorder in an adolescent who is blind
• Systematic assessment of dissociative symptoms and disorders using the SCID-D in a clinical outpatient setting: three cases
• Convergent validity of the new form of the DES
• Factitious or malingered multiple personality disorder: eleven cases
• Initial development and validation of the Phillips Dissociation Scale (PDS) of the MMPI
• A group for partners and parents of MPD clients part II: themes and responses

 

Vol.7 No 3 (sept 1994)

• Editorial
• What is dissociated?
• The effect of multiple personality disorder on anesthesia: a case report
• Effective management of family and individual interventions in the treatment of dissociative disorders
• Backstage in psychiatry: the multiple personality disorder controversy
• Inpatient cognitive behavioral treatment of eating disorder patients with dissociative disorders
• The artifactual nature of multiple personality disorder: comments on Charles Barton's "Backstage in Psychiatry: The Multiple Personality Disorder Controversy"
• Obstacles to the recognition of sexual abuse and dissociative disorders in child and adolescent males
• Somatic to psychological symptoms and information transfer from implicit to explicit memory: a controlled case study with predictions from the high risk model of threat perception
• A group for partners and parents of MPD clients part III: marital types and dynamics
• A rejoinder to Merskey

 

Vol.7 No 4 (déc 1994)

• Editorial
• Further validation of the child dissociative checklist
• Preliminary results of the field trial of proposed criteria for dissociative disorder of childhood
• Educational problems in patients with dissociative identity disorder
• Issues in the treatment of dissociative couples
• Various perspectives on parenting and their implications for the treatment of dissociative disorders
• Dissociation and schizophrenia: an historical review of conceptual development and relevant treatment approaches
• Utilizing parenting as a clinical focus in the treatment of dissociative disorders
• Clinical observations on the use of the CSDS Dimensions of Therapeutic Movement Instrument (DTMI)

 

1995

Vol.8 No 1 (mars 1995)

• Editorial: A new kid on the block and miscellaneous reflections
• EMDR is not hypnosis
• The dream character as prototype for the multiple personality alter
• A mutual story-telling technique as an aid to integration after abreaction in the treatment of MPD
• Dissociative identity disorder: a clinical investigation of 20 cases in Turkey
• Reliability and validity of the Turkish version of the dissociative experiences scale
• The use of the Dissociative Experiences Scale in Puerto Rico
• Measuring clinical and non-clinical dissociation: a comparison of the DES and QED
• The treatment of narcissistic injury in dissociative identity disorder patients: the contributions of self psychology
• Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing: its cautious use in the dissociative disorders

 

Vol.8 No 2 (juin 1995)

• Editorial: Triumphs and tragedies
• Six completed suicides in dissociative identity disorder patients: clinical observations
• Hypnotic susceptibility, dissociation, and marijuana use: a relationship between high hypnotic susceptibility, marijuana use, and dissociative ability
• Dissociative identity disorder revealed through play therapy: a case study of a four-year-old
• Beginnings--the start of an inpatient program for DID-patients in a German hospital
• Multiple personlichkeiten: uberlebende extremer gewalt, ein handbuch (Michaela Huber)
• Treatment of DID and DDNOS patients in a regional institute for ambulatory mental health care in the Netherlands: a survey
• Dissociation and the processing of threat-related information
• Persecutory alters and ego states: protectors, friends, and allies
• A story for Marcie

 

Vol.8 No 3 (sept 1995)

• Editorial
• Epidemic dissociation among school children in southern Thailand
• Dissociative reactions and characteristics of the trauma: preliminary tests of a perceptual theory of dissociation
• Loss of "background": a perceptual theory of dissociation
• The use of the DES in studying treatment outcome with dissociative identity disorder: a pilot study
• Reported sexual abuse and bulimic symptoms: the mediating role of dissociation
• Adult attachment style, reported childhood violence history and types of dissociative experiences

 

Vol.8 No 4 (déc 1995)

• Editorial
• Dissociative experiences and psychopathological symptomology in a Scottish sample
• Dissociative symptoms in a population sample of Hungary
• The imaginary companion phenomenon: an analysis of personality correlates and developmental antecedents
• The confirmation and disconfirmation of memories of abuse in DID patients: A naturalistic clinical study
• Therapy dogs and the dissociative patient: Preliminary observations
• Dissociation during positive situations
• The predisposition to dissociate: The temperamental traits of flexibility/rigidity, daily rhythm, emotionality and interactional speed
• A Factor analysis of the dissociative experiences scale (DES) in dissociative identity disorder

 

1996

Vol.9 No 1 (mars 1996)

• Editorial
• Inner child work: what is really happening?
• Discussion of : "Inner child work: what is really happening?"
• Response to "Inner child work: what is really happening?"
• Commentary on: "Inner child work: what is really happening?"
• Ian Hacking on Pierre Janet: a critique with further observations
• Book Review
• The nature of traumatic memories of childhood abuse
• The binge-purge cycle as a means of dissociation: somatic trauma and somatic defense in sexual abuse and bulimia
• Dissociative symptoms among patients with eating disorders: associated feature or artifact of a comorbid dissociative disorder?
• Autohypnosis, hypnotic anaesthesias, hypnoid states, hidden ego states, depersonalization and other dissociative phenomena underlying anorexia and bulimia case studies: methods of treatment
• A discussion of autohypnosis... by Katz
• Switching: Part I an investigation using experimental phenomenology
• Switching: Part II theoretical implications of an investigation using experimental phenomenology

 

Vol.9 No 2 (juin 1996)

• Editorial
• Measuring and discriminating dissociative and borderline symptomatology
• Impact of childhood abuse on adult psychopathology: a case report
• Social desirability and the dissociative experiences scale
• Types of dissociative behaviors observed in an urban jail: 25 months of participant observation
• Recognizing bipolar illness in patients with dissociative identity disorder
• Results of the dissociative experiences scale in a jail population
• Reliability and validity of the adolescent dissociative experiences scale
• Dimensionality of dissociation in subjects with PTSD

 

Vol.9 No 3 (sept 1996)

• Editorial Dissociation in cyberspace
• False dichotomies and true metaphors: a comment on Segall's "metaphors of agency"
• Hypnotizability, dissociativity, and phenomenological experience
• Dissociative disorders in black South Africans: a report on five cases
• Metaphors of agency and mechanism in dissociation
• Discussion of: "metaphors of agency and mechanisms in dissociation"
• Response to commentaries on "metaphors of agency and mechanism in dissocation"
• A profile analysis of psychopathology in clusters of depersonalization types
• Dissociative disorders in Japan: a pilot study with the dissociative experience scale and a semi-structured interview
• Prevalence of dissociative symptoms and disorders within an adult outpatient population with schizophrenia
• Dissociative symptomatology in adolescent diaries of incest victims
• Developing and maintaining a psycho-educational group for persons diagnosed as DID/MPD/DDNOS
• Reality, where art thou?

 

Vol.9 No 4 (déc 1996)

• Editorial
• Dissociative identity disorder presenting as hysterical psychosis
• Dissociative identity disorder in childhood: five turkish cases
• Trauma and dissociative experiences in eating disorders
• The use of EMDR in patients with dissociative identity disorder
• Dissociative identity disorder in a forensic psychiatric patient: a case report
• Memory recovery of childhood sexual abuse
• Delayed memories of child abuse: part I: an overview of research findings on forgetting, remembering, and corroborating trauma
• Delayed memories of child abuse: part II: an overview of research findings relevant to understanding their reliability and suggestibility

 

1997

Vol.10 No 1 (mars 1997)

• Editorial
• A case study: electromyographic correlates in the hypnotic recall of a repressed memory
• Relations between the DES and two MMPI-2 dissociation scales
• The overlap between dissociative and obsessive-compulsive disorders: a theoretical link
• The intrusion of early implicit memory into adult consciousness
• Factor analytic investigation of the WAIS-R among patients with dissociative psychopathology
• Childhood trauma, adult trauma, and dissociation
• Coping with incest in adult female survivors
• Dissociativity, imagery vividness, and reality monitoring

 

Vol.10 No 2 (juin 1997)

• Editorial
• Time distortions in dissociative identity disorder: Janetian concepts and treatment
• The 19th century DID case of Louis Vivet: new findings and re-evaluation
• Handwriting examination: Can it help in establishing authenticity in Dissociative Identity Disorder?
• Frequency of EEG abnormalities in a large dissociative population
• The contribution of attachment to pets and attachment to nature to dissociation and absorption
• A notion of "dissociogenic stress"
• On the treatment of traumatic memories of DID patients: always? never? sometimes? now? later?

 

Vol.10 No 3 (sept 1997)

• Editorial: recognizing our international colleagues

• Case study of a Puerto Rican woman with dissociative identity disorder

• Treatment of dissociative identity disorder in Turkey: a case study
• Treatment strategies for complex dissociative disorders: two dutch case examples
• Working with dissociative identity disorder in Stavanger, Norway
• Paranormal and dissociative experiences in Middle-Eastern Jews in Israel: diagnostic and treatment dilemmas
• Successful integrated hypnotic and psychopharmacological treatment of war-related post-traumatic psychological and somatoform dissociative disorder of two years duration (psychogenic coma)

 

Vol.10 No 4 (déc 1997)

• Editorial

• Guest editorial

• Expanding the psychoanalytic view of the intrapsychic: psychic conflict in the inscape

• Abreaction: baby or bathwater?

• Dancing the dance with dissociatives: some thoughts on countertransference, projective identification and enactments in the treatment of dissociative disorders

• The origins of dissociative identity disorder from an object relations and attachment theory perspective

• Desperately seeking attachment: a psychoanalytic reframing of the harsh superego

• Masochism: a bridge to the other side of abuse

• Therapeutic alliance with abuser alters in DID: the paradox of attachment to the abuser

• Special case transferences and countertransferences in the treatment of dissociative disorders

 

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