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Classic PTSD, its dissociative subtype, and DID can be understood as different points on the same continuum. In this week's episode, Dr. Lauren LeBois shares a metaphor from survivor and author Sacha Nakajima to explain the difference: with PTSD, you're on the rollercoaster, feeling everything in real time. With the dissociative subtype, you're ...
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