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Comment #47266341
This poem also owes its existence to W.H.R. Rivers. He was a notable individual. His early research was in anthropology and neurology. He was a key figure in the early treatment of…
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Comment #45070857
I agree my reply would be improved if reframed to be less cross-examining, particularly given I was responding to two different comments at once. That said, the substance I raised …
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Comment #45049049
I may be misreading, but it sounds like you’re offering this to people that work together? I have trouble seeing how someone, particularly a vulnerable individual, can freely conse…
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Comment #41491472
The article you reference paints a distorted picture. The survey it’s reporting on is specifically limited to properties purchased to be flipped, not the entire market. It also lum…
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Comment #37086784
You could do a lot of good therapy around your boundaries of disclosing vulnerable information with a stranger. A good therapist, and the right therapist for you, would support you…
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Comment #37086403
I used to have the same opinion and found my model has shifted quite a bit. There are a surprising lack of high quality studies on a lot of this. However, there’s really good data …
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Comment #36370700
This study was immediately critiqued for distorted results due to the way the researchers interpreted the data. "We used three different approaches to recode their data. Using Shaw…
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Comment #36312346
This is covered in the actual studies, which are quite readable if you're curious. The metric of concern is suicide attempts, and the rate is about the same between placebo and con…
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Comment #34660608
DID in particular is sampled at about 1%. I’ve included an excerpt from the previous link that states this. That paper seems to align with clinical perspective, as it’s the same nu…
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Comment #34657044
A number of studies indicate the prevalence of DID to be about 1% in the general population. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6296396/#!po=1....
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Comment #33526764
Veterans are the most discussed, but women are the largest subpopulation https://www.ptsd.va.gov/understand/common/common_women.asp
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Comment #33526717
It’s mentioned elsewhere, but Prazosin is commonly prescribed for this and can make a significant difference for some people.
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Comment #33112925
My understanding is this kind of memory manipulation appears in many studies and is fairly uncontroversial. Where this gets problematic is in the natural tendency to extrapolate th…