Inner worlds as social systems: How insights from anthropology can inform clinical practice
Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is characterized by severe disconnection among parts of the personality to the extent that they are experienced as separate identities or selves. A primary clinical goal is often the reintegration of these parts into a singular. core self. Through the case study...
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