The Psychology of it All: Dissociation, Acting out, Blocking

Update: 2018-11-23

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Defense mechanisms are unconscious psychological reactions to reduce mental stress. Becoming self-aware of personal maladaptive coping strategies can increase the chance of learning new ones that are not sabotaging in nature. This episode covers dissociation, acting out and blocking.

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The Psychology of it All: Dissociation, Acting out, Blocking

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The Psychology of it All: Dissociation, Acting out, Blocking

Dr. Raymond Zakhari, NP

The Psychology of it All: Dissociation, Acting out, Blocking