Guidance for clinicians working with dissociation

We’ve developed new clinical guidance to support frontline clinicians working with clients who experience dissociation.

Bringing together emerging research evidence and grounded in real-world clinical practice, the paper shares symptom-specific strategies that Dr Emma Černis regularly teaches in her training sessions. This includes tips for assessment, formulation, applying common cognitive-behavioural techniques, and a consideration of potential therapy process issues.

The paper is published in Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy, and available for free via Open Access.

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