Cognitive Behavioural Approaches to the Understanding and Treatment of Dissociation delves into the complex world of dissociation through a cognitive lens, offering insights relevant to researchers and mental health practitioners alike. Edited by Fiona Kennedy, this edition brings together contributions from international experts who explore various aspects of dissociative disorders and their treatments. Each chapter is meticulously structured, providing an in-depth assessment of previous research, practical treatment recommendations, and illustrative case studies that highlight clinical approaches.

Through a balanced blend of empirical evidence and clinical experience, the book elucidates the connections between traumatic incidents and their psychological effects, demystifying these processes for a broader audience. It is particularly valuable for those familiar with PTSD, dissociative identity disorder, eating disorders, hallucinations, and other psychological or non-organic physical health conditions.

Designed to serve as both a reference and a resource, this comprehensive guide is aimed at clinicians, academics, and students seeking new perspectives on research and treatment. With its rich content and interdisciplinary approach, the book aims to enhance understanding and improve practices in the field of dissociation.