This can be linked to anxiety disorders, and often people will feel de-realisation or de-personalisation before they have a panic attack. It can also be a result of a traumatic experience, and can also be associated with post-traumatic-stress disorder.
As to the biological basis behind it, I don’t think it’s clear yet!!
Yes, definitely not clear what’s happening in the brain, but dissociative disorders like this are generally a response to a traumatic event. They’re very difficult to treat, too.
This can be linked to anxiety disorders, and often people will feel de-realisation or de-personalisation before they have a panic attack. It can also be a result of a traumatic experience, and can also be associated with post-traumatic-stress disorder.
As to the biological basis behind it, I don’t think it’s clear yet!!
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Yes, definitely not clear what’s happening in the brain, but dissociative disorders like this are generally a response to a traumatic event. They’re very difficult to treat, too.
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