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What’s the Difference Between Dissociation and Emotional Overwhelm?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Dissociation and emotional overwhelm are separate experiences, but because they often occur together, the differences between them can become blurred. Emotional overwhelm occurs when emotions feel as though they are…

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Why Can DID and OSDD Create “Knowing but Not Knowing” Experiences?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

People with dissociative systems can experience the often uncomfortable feeling of “knowing but not knowing” due to dissociation. Because of dissociative barriers, information contained within the system may not be…

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Why Can Trauma Survivors Feel Disconnected from Their Own Experiences?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Trauma survivors can feel disconnected from their own experiences due to dissociation. Dissociation can develop as a protective survival response which helps create distance from overwhelming emotions, sensations, memories, or…

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Can You Be Dissociated without Losing Memory?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Yes, you can be dissociated without losing memory. Although dissociation can certainly impact memory, it can also affect: awareness emotions bodily sensations identity your sense of connection to the present…

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How Do Depersonalization and Derealization Relate to Dissociative Systems?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Depersonalization and derealization are common dissociative experiences among people who have DID or OSDD. They are often everyday expressions of dissociation within dissociative systems, not unusual or separate phenomena. Experiencing…

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What Is Derealization?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Derealization is one form of dissociation. It is a feeling of being disconnected from your surroundings, as though the world around you is somehow unreal, distant, dreamlike, foggy, artificial, or…

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What Is Depersonalization?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Depersonalization is one form of dissociation. It is a feeling of being separate from yourself, as though you are merely observing yourself or your experiences from the outside, or not…

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How Do I Know If I’m Dissociating or Having Anxiety?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Anxiety and dissociation can sometimes feel similar, especially because many trauma survivors experience both. In fact, anxiety and dissociation often occur together, making it difficult to separate them completely. One…

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What Else Could It Be If It’s Not Dissociation?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Many experiences associated with dissociation are not unique to dissociation. For example: ADHD can cause people to lose track of conversations. Anxiety can impair memory and concentration. Depression can create…

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Can You Have DID or OSDD If You Know about Your Alters?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Yes, you can have DID or OSDD if you know about your alters. Both DID and OSDD develop in childhood, meaning they are present even though many people are unaware…

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