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The world of parents/caregivers struggling with dissociations that lead to addiction

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Title: The world of parents/caregivers struggling with dissociations that lead to addiction
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The world of parents/caregivers struggling with dissociations that lead to addiction — their own, their parents/caregivers, their spouse...

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<span style="font-family: "courier new" , "courier" , monospace; font-size: large;">The world of parents/caregivers struggling with dissociations that lead to addiction — their own, their parents/caregivers, their spouses — and gives you clear guidelines about how to speak to, and work with, these families. It will also help you address the personal issues that may arise for you as you begin this process.</span>

The world of parents/caregivers struggling with dissociations that lead to addiction

The world of parents/caregivers struggling with dissociations that lead to addiction — their own, their parents/caregivers, their spouse...

we are never really sane as long as we are dissociated with frozen emotions.

Fraser Trevor

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Title: we are never really sane as long as we are dissociated with frozen emotions.
Author: Fraser Trevor
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Stageology: We find hope in the belief that recovery is possible through understanding and an acceptance of the fact that we are ne...

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we are never really sane as long as we are dissociated with frozen emotions.

Stageology: We find hope in the belief that recovery is possible through understanding and an acceptance of the fact that we are ne...

Stageology a new method to understand parenthood

Fraser Trevor

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Title: Stageology a new method to understand parenthood
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Stageology a new method to understand parenthood Stageology We understand our lack of control over our ability to protect our children f...

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<span style="font-family: "courier new" , "courier" , monospace; font-size: large;">Stageology We understand our lack of control over our ability to protect our children from pain and become willing to surrender to our understanding our flight from reality into our dissociations and not our unstructured insane controls.</span>

Stageology a new method to understand parenthood

Stageology a new method to understand parenthood Stageology We understand our lack of control over our ability to protect our children f...

DAD (Dissociation Addiction Disorder) is not a mental illness with a biological cause, but rather the result of a series of developmental adaptations in the brain to a difficult early life environment.

Fraser Trevor

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Title: DAD (Dissociation Addiction Disorder) is not a mental illness with a biological cause, but rather the result of a series of developmental adaptations in the brain to a difficult early life environment.
Author: Fraser Trevor
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DAD (Dissociation Addiction Disorder) is not a mental illness with a biological cause, but rather the result of a series of developmen...

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<span style="font-family: "courier new" , "courier" , monospace; font-size: large;">DAD (Dissociation Addiction Disorder) is not a mental illness with a biological cause, but rather the result of a series of developmental adaptations in the brain to a difficult early life environment. It is now widely accepted that DAD results from chronic and overwhelming trauma and abuse in childhood, starting at a very young age, generally at the hands of a caregiver.</span><br />
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<span style="font-family: "courier new" , "courier" , monospace; font-size: large;"> Although the child's parents may not have been directly involved in the abuse, there has usually been some inability on their part to help the child to process or recover from whatever trauma they have experienced. The traumatic events therefore remain sealed off - dissociated and unprocessed - from the main conscious awareness and developing identity of the child. This can result in either complete or partial amnesia for what has happened, and 'gaps' in the person's narrative account of their life. One of the principal functions of DAD is 'denial' - to allow the person to continue with life, unaware of the extreme abuse that they have suffered, by blocking it out of their memory and mind.<br /><br />It is very common then that the person will grow up unaware of their traumatic history until such time as their psychological defences can no longer cope - for example, due to stress or the intrusion of current-day 'triggers'. At this point the dissociation and DAD may manifest in a much more obvious way, so that life becomes intolerable, and help or treatment is sought.</span>

DAD (Dissociation Addiction Disorder) is not a mental illness with a biological cause, but rather the result of a series of developmental adaptations in the brain to a difficult early life environment.

DAD (Dissociation Addiction Disorder) is not a mental illness with a biological cause, but rather the result of a series of developmen...

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The world of parents/caregivers struggling with dissociations that lead to addiction

we are never really sane as long as we are dissociated with frozen emotions.

Stageology a new method to understand parenthood

DAD (Dissociation Addiction Disorder) is not a mental illness with a biological cause, but rather the result of a series of developmental adaptations in the brain to a difficult early life environment.

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