Dissociation Disorder

Dissociation is a mental process where a person disconnects from their thoughts, feelings, memories or sense of identity. People who experience a traumatic event will often have some degree of dissociation during the event itself or in the aftermath. Some people, however, develop a dissociative disorder later in life, because of a trauma or traumas in childhood. 

Dissociative disorders are complex concerns that people regularly bring for therapy and the three main variations are:

• depersonalisation-derealisation disorder
• dissociative amnesia
• dissociative identity disorder

To read more about dissociation and dissociative disorders please read our blog post by clicking here.

We provide a safe and private place where you can talk confidentially. Our therapists will listen, be supportive and encouraging to help you to talk through your experiences and find ways to move forward.

Therapists Specialising in Dissociation Disorder:

Nicholas Rose

Martin Weaver

Connie Allfrey

John Dinwoodie

Evangelos Raptis