The Stranger In The Mirror: The Hidden Epidemic ―A Groundbreaking Psychology Guide to Dissociation, Trauma, and Reclaiming Your True Self
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The Stranger In The Mirror: The Hidden Epidemic ―A Groundbreaking Psychology Guide to Dissociation, Trauma, and Reclaiming Your True Self

by Marlene Steinberg M.D., Maxine Schnall

Psychology Health
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The Stranger in the Mirror is a psychology guide focused on dissociation, trauma, and the experience of feeling disconnected from oneself. Marlene Steinberg M.D. and Maxine Schnall examine these subjects and offer a framework for understanding them while exploring the possibility of reclaiming a more authentic sense of self.

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The Stranger in the Mirror explores dissociation, trauma, and their effects on a person’s sense of identity and self.

Written by Marlene Steinberg M.D. and Maxine Schnall, this guide addresses what the title describes as a hidden epidemic.

It focuses on understanding dissociation and trauma while considering the process of reclaiming one’s true self.

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