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May 21, 2026
Trauma-Related Dissociation With Kathy Steele
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2:53Kathy SteeleGUEST
I, I wanna preface first to say that everybody's a bit different, and maybe some of the things I say don't fit for everyone, and that's perfectly okay because nobody should feel like they have to fit into a box.
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3:20Kathy SteeleGUEST
And then what is dissociation is actually a pretty complicated issue because it ranges from things like checking out, spacing out that we all do, right? When we're sick or tired or whatever, stressed, all the way to feeling like you have different identities, like feeling a, a split or a dissociation in your self or personality.
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3:45Kathy SteeleGUEST
And so it's really important when, when somebody says, "I think I'm dissociating," to understand exactly what that individual is experiencing because I think our treatment approaches are a bit different.
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