EP33 - Feelings of Detachment After Trauma May Signal Worse Mental Health Outcomes

from Women and Mental Health · host Andrew MacQuoid

A study found that persistent feelings of detachment, or derealization, after trauma may indicate a higher risk of developing PTSD, depression, or anxiety. Brain scans revealed altered activity in regions related to emotion regulation, supporting the need to screen for dissociation after trauma to identify those at risk for worsening mental health outcomes.

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