Attachment and Dissociation: A Survivor's Analysis

De: Jade Miller

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A powerful exploration of how early attachment wounds can lead to dissociative patterns—told through the lens of a trauma survivor. With a compassionate, trauma-informed voice, this concise guide combines personal narrative and key insights to help readers understand their own attachment-related dissociation and take hopeful steps toward healing.

Excellent analysis of disorganized attachment and relationship to dissociation

This was extremely helpful for anyone on the trauma spectrum, even if they fall short of a true dissociative disorder as they are currently classified. I think in time Boderline will be considered a dissociative disorder as well clinically.

Very illuminating

Clear and important information about the topic. Very well written and highly informative book. I am glad to see survivors sharing.

Fresh perspective on attachment disorders

This books gives a nice first hand account of the authors personal experience of the struggles of disorganized attachment and the long road to healing.

An Excellent and Eye Opening Listen

This audio helped me understand an even deeper level of my healing journey! THANK YOU!!!

A Wonderful Quick Listen

Don't let the virtual voice recording dissuade you. This quick listen is actually an excellent little audiobook. It will help you to connect the dots on attachment and caregiving disorders. Especially, when they are combined within the same relationship. This one person's personal introspections on their own journey can help clarify complex relationship issues, even for therapists. I would recommend this book for everyone, even if they are without the subject issues. It may even help you to understand those around you in ways you hadn't thought about.

Excellent Account of not only the pain, but the healing

I have to say this is one of the best books I have read on trauma, multiplicity, dissociation, and healing. The other has a way of describing her attachment pain that is so moving and also really helps one understand the horrific pain.

I love that this is a book that includes healing and that healing is something attainable for all people who suffer with the after effects of trauma. I also looked up this author and what she has done beyond this book and I really admire how she has taken her trauma and turned it into helping others in myriad ways.


As a therapist, I will recommend this book to anyone I encounter who suffers similar trauma reactions, and pain. I plan to listen to this book a second time.

No.

Nope. No. Uh-uh. What is this?! Very arrogant view of nothing. One star. I do not recommend downloading the book.