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funeral · 8 months
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Van der Hart et al., The Haunted Self: Structural Dissociation and the Treatment of Chronic Traumatization
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sysciety · 2 months
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I think the most interesting part from The Haunted Self that I've read so far was the chapter on Primary Structural Dissociation. I initially skipped over it since I was trying to find something specific from the next couple of chapters but I'm glad I went back.
Primary structural dissociation is the type associated to ptsd and c-ptsd. It's not really linked with CDDs since those fall under secondary/tertiary dissociation. But the book talks about how even in primary structural dissociation there are cases where the anp and ep are more separate from each other - not to the level of elaboration that a cdd would contain, but still where the patient described the ep as somewhat separated from them (one example had an ep who was a different age and viewed the anp as another example, though notably that person had experienced childhood trauma)
It also talks about how switching between parts has been observed in cases of (c)-ptsd and talks about WW1 veterans switching from ep to anp once having left battle. It's not like switching in CDDs (it even specifies as a clinical term switching should be used only for those) where switching is between autonomous parts but describes the ep and anp in terms of their reactions and perceptions of the world. (Ex - a person's perception of x thing might change suddenly and that'd be the indicator of a switch - though their sense of identity remains the same)
I've said it before but I don't think system and singlet are the dichotomy people make them out to be - in both experience and, well, who exactly qualifies under "a person with with multiple parts."
Ptsd on its own is obviously not a system causing disorder. Most people with it would probably consider themselves singlets without a second thought. But it's still something really interesting to me to think about when it comes to the way dissociation affects the brain.
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cytserquotes · 2 years
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Each dissociative part has personified at least some degree of sense of self: “I feel; I think, I hurt; I know.” But personification may be extremely limited when a part has only realized a minimal amount of experience out of the individual’s entire history, such as a few fragmentary moments within an extended traumatic event. Some parts have engaged in little more than core personification involving the short moments of time in which they are fixated, hence lack extended personification. Such parts have a small basis of realization and, accordingly, a small range of action tendencies. For example, in simple PTSD, a single EP may encompass little more than one (core) personified traumatic experience and memory involving synthesis of pain sensations and fear. The more experience a survivor has personified within a dissociative part of the personality across time, the more elaborate this part’s autobiographical self will be and the more types of actions this part can engage in.
- The Haunted Self, Onno van der Hart, Ellert R. S. Nijenhuis, and Kathy Steele
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heavyskysystem · 4 months
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cantarelaria · 26 days
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head disciple shen yuan and his two little shidis who for some reason keep sneaking into the beast tamer peak ⛰️🐉
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bigschlongus345weed · 5 months
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Me when… me when… the identity is horror. Who are you? Can you be replicated? Is that replication you? If someone looks just like you, acts like you and is interpreted by others as you, are they you? Do your thoughts count for anything? If everything you actually think stays in your head and never comes out then you die do people grieve you? Do you respond to your name or to any name?
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gallusgalluss · 10 months
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at rest
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malinaa · 5 months
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The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins CHAPTER 26 / CHAPTER 27 / EPILOGUE
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aterfish · 3 months
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Best puppers✨
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liberaljane · 8 months
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As a chronically ill person, my body is NOT a temple!
digital illustration of a large pink and green haunted house with ghosts and stars. text reads, 'my body is not a temple, it is a haunted house.'
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Joan Tierney Why Are You Haunted? / @/oceaii (tumblr) / Liv Ullmann Changing / The Elektra Complex / Rosario Castellanos Monologue of a Foreign Woman from "Meditation on the Threshold: A Bilingual Anthology of Poetry / unknown / @/violentcherries (tumblr) / @/nutnoce (tumblr) / Jean-Paul Sartre Nausea / unknown
i. Joan Tierney Why Are You Haunted? [ "This haunting is architectural. It is not about you. It is about where you are. There are bones in the foundation. This house is a graveyard. This house is a corpse. You are inside the corpse. That makes you the maggot." ]
ii. @/oceaii (tumblr) [ Black and white illustration of a deer. The deer looks forwards in the first panel and turns back to face the audience in the second panel. "Turn and face / the person you've become." ]
iii. Liv Ullmann Changing [ "I will never forget the loneliness I knew as a child. For a period in my life I hid behind a mask. Did not want to acknowledge any longing. / Now it is a part of me-something I can share. / Both the loneliness and the longing." ]
iv. The Elektra Complex [ "If you were to peel the skin of me apart as a fig's, you would finally understand. I am my mother's daughter. From poisoned seeds sprout poisoned fruits." ]
v. Rosario Castellanos Monologue of a Foreign Woman [ "I didn't want / to be the dead star / that uses borrowed light to survive." ]
vi. unknown [ Black and white illustration of two deer. They are both labeled with words. The deer in the background says "just be." The deer in the foreground replies "just being is the hardest part." ]
vii. @/violentcherries (tumblr) [ "the environment you are not thriving in is not yours forever / IT'S OKAY TO LEAVE / ... / IT'S OKAY to abandon the things you used to love" ]
viii. @/nutnoce (tumblr) [ Black and white illustration of a scorpion doing chores. It's tail just barely curls over the front of a clothes line. Various pairs of socks hang from the clothes line. It stands before a bucket with more clothes inside. "I come from the toughest, meanest place you can imagine. / I want to be gentle, I want to die gently, but / It seems that when life gets hard / I have to get harder to match." ]
ix. Jean-Paul Sartre Nausea [ "I am going to outlive myself. Eat, sleep, sleep, eat. Exist slowly, softly, like these trees, like a puddle of water, like the red bench in the streetcar." ]
x. unknown [ "1. Man is a MORAL animal. / 2. You can get human beings to do anything - IF you can convince them it is moral. / 3. You can convince human beings that anything is moral." ]
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funeral · 8 months
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Van der Hart et al., The Haunted Self: Structural Dissociation and the Treatment of Chronic Traumatization
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ecoamerica · 13 days
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wu-does-art · 8 months
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remember?
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cytserquotes · 2 years
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Core personification is the ability to make experience our own in a present moment (cf., Damasio, 1999; Edelman & Tononi, 2000; D.N. Stern, 2004), which stimulates us to take responsibility for engaging in immediate mental or behavioral actions. For example, when we personify our current bodily or emotional feelings, we might say, “I feel tired, ” and take care of ourselves by resting. When we do not engage in core personification, we will not experience such feelings as our own, fail to act on them, or merely act reflexively. Many trauma survivors do not sufficiently personify their mental and behavioral actions, feelings, thoughts, and behavioral actions in a given moment. This leaves them depersonalized. For example, they may experience as ANP, “I am on an automatic pilot; I know I’m here, but it does not feel that way.”
- The Haunted Self, Onno van der Hart, Ellert R. S. Nijenhuis, and Kathy Steele
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metamorphesque · 11 months
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the walls of my bedroom have grown hands and are choking me to death
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wyrmswears · 3 months
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jay dump
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