OSDD-1 Complex PTSD BPD
Pattern

Structural dissociation

This is the dominant model among dissociation specialists (van der Hart, Nijenhuis & Steele). Trauma divides the personality into a part that carries on with daily life and parts that stay stuck in the threat. It’s a spectrum: one split in PTSD, more in complex PTSD and some BPD, and many in DID. It’s useful because it makes symptoms make sense.
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