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An examination of the influence of a sequential treatment on the course and impact of dissociation among women with ptsd related to childhood abuse Depression and Anxiety, 05/02/2012

Cloitre M et al. – The differential results observed among the treatments depending on severity of dissociation at baseline and at posttreatment suggest the potential clinical utility of identifying a dissociative subtype of posttraumatic stress disorder and of the benefits of sequenced, phase–oriented treatment approaches.

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