Carissa's Depersonalization Recovery Story (2023)
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2023
- 04:43 ADHD + POTS
06:18 COVID Isolation
08:20 Derealization Episodes
10:14 Becoming Reliant on Weed
14:15 Wax Concentrate Pen
15:22 "This panic attack was one for the books"
17:33 Carissa's DPDR Symptoms
20:19 "I could never be a therapist"
22:36 The Risks of Weed
24:54 Feeling ostracized for quitting
26:38 "What do you mean you don't feel real?"
29:52 Speaking to Carissa's Parents
32:05 Talk Therapy
33:50 Day-to-Day Life with DPDR
39:55 Googling 'Depersonalization'
43:58 Guardians of the Galaxy
50:50 How Carissa's DPDR Recovery Started
56:05 What Does Recovery Feel Like?
1:01:04 Can You REALLY Get Back To Normal?
1:04:02 Working As A Therapist In Future
Carissa (20) is from Arizona in the United States.
She's an undergrad in psychology who, earlier this year developed Depersonalization Disorder, triggered by a bad weed experience.
She struggled with the symptoms for about six months. But thankfully, she has since made a complete recovery. And as she wrote to me in a recent email, "I am super passionate about someday helping people in the same situation I was."
In this brand new interview Carissa tells me all about her experience with and recovery from weed-induced Depersonalization Disorder.
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Disclaimer: Please note that the medical information contained within this video is not intended as a substitute for consultation with a professional physician and is not a recommendation of specific therapies.
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I believe that we often attribute too much meaning to DP/DR symptoms that can naturally arise from bad traumas. I think if we can manage basic anxiety and trauma, it will get better. It might be better not to think of it as a special illness. I've had DP/DR for 3 months, and now I'm slowly focusing more on anxiety and the stressful environment around me than DP/DR, trying to address those issues.
I second this, not able mentally to change my environment but it is a blessing having figured out that that is a big part of why i am in this loop.
It’s actually not the issue of trauma itself but the reaction to the trauma/panic attack etc. That’s just my experience. It does not matter what you experienced. Your reaction matters. Some people go through horrific things but have a different - anxious free - reaction and nothing happens. So Jup, it’s the anxiety. 🥹🥰
Well done Carissa for fully recovering and sharing your story. I hope you go on to do well in your psychology training
hearing based on her recovery its how mine is going. Im starting to not give a shit about it and im starting get very less of those episodes, like maybe twice once a day. It used to be all the time. But again man i cant thank you enough for helping me with this tuff 6 months.
Glad to hear you're doing so well! 😊
So good to hear everyone!
Movies so hard to watch
I had that too, it gets easier in time 😊
Thank you for sharing your story! 💫
😊😊😊
I’ve just been making progress with my dpdr and then I’ve just had a motorcycle crash which has sent me back to the way I was before. Hopefully I can get throughvthis
That's literally my experience afew years now
Don't worry, it doesn't matter what caused it, how long it’s lasted, or whether it’s been 24/7 or episodic, you can always switch DPDR off completely by stopping the anxiety that's causing it 😊 Read this carefully: www.dpmanual.com/articles/back-to-normal-after-depersonalization/
Hello sir , i am from India....i am not able to recover from last 3 years , i am broken completely..... Please can you help me please 🙏
Can anyone tell me the discount code......i really want to buy the dp manual.....plz anyone
My dp/dr has gotten a lot worse 4 months in after quitting lexapro because it made it worse.
Hey, I actually developed dpdr during a tough withdrawal from Lexapro many years ago and I made a complete recovery.
I got dpdr again after a traumatic divorce, and I’m back on lexapro and it’s slowly helping pull me out again.
Just know it’s all anxiety no matter how the dpdr developed and you can definitely recover. ❤
Does depersonalization make you afraid to look up at the sky? Did this happen to you when you were sick?
I am safar DPDR waitig this moments...😊😊😊
Mi piacerebbe avere sottotitoli in lingua italiana sotto questi video. Grazie mille
Ciao, c'è il manuale acquistabile sul sito tradotto in italiano in cui sono incluse tutte le informazioni di cui hai bisogno. È fatto molto bene e spiega punto per punto quali strategie adottare per iniziare il percorso di guarigione. Se vuoi sapere qualcosa in italiano chiedi pure a me comunque.
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Does depersonalization make you afraid to look up at the sky? Did this happen to you when you were sick
Don’t worry, hyperawareness of your visual field (which can cause fear of bright spaces / the sky etc) is super common with DPDR and other anxiety-based conditions. I know it can be frustrating but it's temporary and will fade away and stop as you recover 😊 www.dpmanual.com/articles/does-depersonalization-affect-vision/
Time stamps would be nice
It has timestamps 😊
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@@iamthefiremanjj 😊😊
I won’t even hold y’all,
But iWas introduced to what a catheter was all because some dirty weed.
Aka Demon Dirt aka Angel Dust.
And legitimate proof uCan OD from a blunt.
April 2007
What? You still suffering from it still?
Does depersonalization make you afraid to look up at the sky? Did this happen to you when you were sick?
Yes, Shaun told about it a lot in previous interviews, it’s a very common symptom to be scared of the vastness of the sky and be afraid to go outside because of that. It will pass, don’t worry, I also had it for a while