When this is the case, we say the person has a dissociative disorder.

情况下，我们个人患有分离障碍。

For dissociative amnesia, psychotherapy can help a person safely process traumatic memories.

对于心因遗忘，心理治疗可以帮助患者妥善地处理创伤记忆。

Can you tell me what did or dissociative identity disorder is?

你能告诉我什么“分离身份识别障碍”吗？

There's a whole spectrum of dissociation from very mild to something like dissociative identity disorder.

分离症有一个完整的谱系，从非常温和的分离症到类似分离身份障碍的疾病。

Typically, individuals with more severe dissociative disorders may have elements of less severe ones as well.

患有较重类型分离障碍的患者，通常也含有较轻类型的要素。

But, according to Psych Central, these individuals are frequently diagnosed with borderline antisocial personality disorder, or dissociative disorders.

但，根据心理中心的法，些人经常被诊断为边缘反社人格障碍，或分离障碍。

But that's not the same as having multiple personalities or switching between them, like with dissociative identity disorder.

但与拥有多重人格或在不同人格之间转换不同，分离身份障碍。

It was Sybil, about a girl with multiple personality disorder or what we now call Dissociative Identity Disorder.

《西比尔》，讲的一个患有多重人格障碍的女孩，或者我们现在所的分离身份障碍（多重人格）。

Besides brain injury or illness, retrograde amnesia can result from psychological trauma, in which case it's termed dissociative amnesia.

除了脑外伤或疾病因素，逆行遗忘还可由心理创伤引起，情况被称为心因（分离）遗忘。

You know, whether you believe in dissociative identity or not, that's how she was speaking to me.

你知道，无论你否相信分离身份，她就样对我话的。

Falling in the middle of the spectrum, dissociative amnesia is due to a disruption in memory.

中间分离遗忘障碍，源于记忆的中断。

Most people with dissociative amnesia have localized amnesia, meaning they have trouble recalling a traumatic event.

大多数分离遗忘的患者为局部遗忘，意味着他们很难回忆起某一创伤事件。

1900S American neurologist Morton Prince suggests that there is a spectrum of dissociative disorders.

20世纪美国神经学家莫顿·普林斯认为存在一个分离障碍谱系。

Such extreme examples are now classified as dissociative identity disorder.

样的极端例子现在被归类为分离身份障碍。

And I would flag this like weird dissociative thing that was going on.

我指出奇怪的解离现象正在发生。

There's a whole spectrum of dissociation from very mild to something like dissociative identity disorder.

莱斯特：从非常轻微的解离到解离身份障碍之类的解离有很多。

All right, as a quick recap, dissociative disorders often develop in as an attempt to adapt to severe or prolonged trauma.

得！快速回顾一下：分离障碍通常为了适应严重或长期的创伤而产生的。

Dissociative disorder are disorders involving dissociation.

分离障碍涉及分离的疾病。

Dissociative fugue is kind of weird and interesting.

解离赋格有点奇怪和有趣。

And sometimes that makes it more like dissociative and we're exhausted and kind of checked out.

有时让我们更倾向于解离状态，感到极度疲惫，几乎像精神上已经“退出”了。