2007
DOI: 10.1007/bf03056869
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Misverstand: de behandeling van dissociatieve stoornissen moet zich richten op het verwerken van traumatische gebeurtenissen uit het verleden

Abstract: Misverstand: de behandeling van dissociatieve stoornissen moet zich richten op het verwerken van traumatische gebeurtenissen uit het verleden Dirk De Wachter InleidingDe literatuur over dissociatieve verschijnselen richt zich bijna zonder uitzondering op de relatie tussen dissociatie en traumatische gebeurtenissen uit het verleden (Goodwin & Sachs, 1996). Als gevolg hiervan heeft een eenvoudig lineair trauma-dissociatiemodel een soort 'objectieve werkelijkheidswaarde' gekregen in klinische milieus. Zo ontstond… Show more

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“…Over the past few years, research into conversion disorders has moved towards a complete network around influential variables which generally deem trauma and the processing of dissociation moderating rather than causal. Trauma and dissociation are no longer seen as 'linearly responsible' [16] (when the traumatic affect is felt, that results in relief of the symptoms), rather a multifactorial stress model is seen, in which factors from both the past (such as traumatic life experiences) and the present (such as the loss of a job) strengthen the psychopathology [17], causing the conversion disorder. What remains unclear in this case is the extent to which specific variables carry more weight in terms of the creation of a conversion disorder.…”
Section: Psychological Explanationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Over the past few years, research into conversion disorders has moved towards a complete network around influential variables which generally deem trauma and the processing of dissociation moderating rather than causal. Trauma and dissociation are no longer seen as 'linearly responsible' [16] (when the traumatic affect is felt, that results in relief of the symptoms), rather a multifactorial stress model is seen, in which factors from both the past (such as traumatic life experiences) and the present (such as the loss of a job) strengthen the psychopathology [17], causing the conversion disorder. What remains unclear in this case is the extent to which specific variables carry more weight in terms of the creation of a conversion disorder.…”
Section: Psychological Explanationsmentioning
confidence: 99%