Psychosis from extreme dissociation or flight response mood alteration?

[Nevish]

I remember reading in the Pete Walker book that the normal consequences of the flight type was obsessions and of the freeze was dissociation, but when taken to the extreme they could lead to mood episodes or psychosis.

Has enyone experienced this?

[Three Roses]

Not me, sorry

[mourningdove]

There does seem to be a connection between trauma and psychosis. You might be interested in this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6do5bkUEys.

[Teddy bear]

Hi there Nevish, not sure if it's okay to revisit this topic,
but I'm reading this book now and I think I may be a case of extreme dissociation resulting in psychosis.

If this is still relevant, please feel free to discuss it with me. I'm also interested to learn more about other people's experiences.

Kind regards

[Blueberry]

Nevish hasn't  been on the forum since 2017 So likely not to reply Teddybear.

[Teddy bear]

Thanks, Blueberry, I understand

[Chart]

 
Teddy bear, your posts are good in the sense that they revive certain subjects and re-activate threads that others (definitely me) might never have come across.
Thanks!
Chart

[Teddy bear]

Teddy bear, your posts are good in the sense that they revive certain subjects and re-activate threads that others (definitely me) might never have come across.
Thanks!
Chart

Thanks, Chart 🤝

[Kizzie]

I agree with Chart Teddy Bear - it good to see older threads be bumped as there's often a lot of good info or it provides an opportunity to start anew discussion about the topic. 

[Teddy bear]

Guys, I got a heartwarming sense of community and support here very quickly, that means a lot for me (just like Home, but not a dysfunctional one).
My deep appreciation 💕