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How to Know if Your Therapist is Good at Working with Dissociation

In this video from The CTAD Clinic, Dr Mike Lloyd (Clinic Director) discusses a questions raised frequently, that of how can a person approaching therapy know if the therapist is going to be good at working with their dissociation or not. Mike answers this questions from a personal opinion perspective, as well at from conversations had with patients and therapists in the field over the years. Mike offers examples of questions to ask, ways of measuring information available, and red flags that need to be understood. This video is for anyone looking at therapy, but expecially relevant for those with conditions such as Other Specified Dissociative Disorder (OSDD) and Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). #therapy #therapists #dissociation Chapters 0:00 Introduction 0:46 Types of therapist 1:36 Objective and subjective measures 2:40 Special interest vs specialist 3:40 Hints on website content 4:13 Qualifications 5:52 Overall experience 6:40 Proven skills 7:00 How many people with dissociation have been treated 7:46 Informed consent 8:30 Collaborative working 9:29 Example from other areas 11:32 Questions to ask a specialist 12:40 Comparison with physical health 13:24 Supervision 14:06 You be the judge of the evidence 15:30 Things feeling right or not 15:45 Questions to ask existing therapist 16:20 Conclusion 17:40 Prepare in advance