Tag: structural dissociation

Defects of Character or Emotional Parts: Using Structural Dissociation to Reframe Step Six

Treatment centers and 12-step communities need to begin normalizing dissociation within the addicted person’s experience. Trauma and dissociation are often left out of the discussion

May 20, 2020

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