Introduction to Dissociation Dissociation is a psychological experience of feeling disconnected from oneself or reality. Historically Janet, who studied hysteria and dissociative states using hypnosis, defined dissociation as a way that the mind compartmentalizes trauma (1889, as cited in Van Der Hart & Horst, 1989). Dissociation protects survival in cases of caregiver abuse by enabling "betrayal blindness”, where victims suppress awareness of the abuse to maintain attachmen

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