Feeling like your PERSONALITY has CHANGED with DPDR?

When going through DPDR recovery it can feel like your personality has changed, but has it actually changed? In this video I give you some tips on a difficult DPDR symptom and how to give yourself the best chance of recovery.
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This is a channel for people who suffer from dissociation (depersonalization and derelization - DPDR). If you have depersonalization or derealization there is a way to get out of it and get your life back. DPDR is a form of anxiety that makes you feel like you're looking at yourself from the outside (depersonalization) or you experience life 'like looking through a fishbowl' (derealization), or both (DPDR). Essentially you feel disconnected from yourself and everything around you, for hours or even weeks and months at a time.
It can be extremely scary and exhausting and often it feels like there is no way out which causes a lot of anxiety. However, there is a way out and it's absolutely possible to live a normal and connected life, permanently.
If you'd like to know more about your depersonalization and derelization and how to overcome it, please book a free discovery call with me. Together we'll go into why you dissociate, the path to recovery, how to finally overcome it and how to stop it coming back.
DISCLAIMER: Any information or advice I give is purely based on my own experience and research. There is no guarantee as there are so many variables that will impact your success. Everything stated should be taken as opinion.
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Daniel Baker

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[@WhalesLoveSmash]

Dpdr is the worst thing that has ever happened to me by far. I spent a year thinking my brain was fully broken then somehow came out of it only for this shit to come back stronger . My life feels like a cruel cruel joke.

[@DanielBakerDPDRexpert]

That would be tough to get hit by it a second time Danny. Think about wha you did last time to get out of it and see if you can do them again.

[@slv6470]

My personality has changed bc im in my 20s (dpdr from 20 to 26 atm) but it all feels fake or pretend due to dpdr!

[@DanielBakerDPDRexpert]

Those are the worst types of symptoms, keep going and you'll ge back to normal!

[@diartahazrolli9411]

Daniel is normal in anxiety to have intrusive and racing thoughts bacause sometimes i just can’t concentrate in thinking or doing something else . I have had never an obsession before when i was okey but now i just can’t think sometimes other things 😣😣

[@DanielBakerDPDRexpert]

Yeah it's normal but can also come without anxiety if it's habitual.

[@yasmina88801]

hello daniel. did u ever have intrusive scary thoughts after dpdr? since it triggered my existential thoughts i started to have scary thoughts that i never ever want to happen like harming myself / others and i always been a sensitive person when it comes to blood or knives /; it sucks i feel like a bad person sometimes i hate it i wanna go back to normal

[@DanielBakerDPDRexpert]

Hey Yasmina, the scary thoughts are most likely a symptom of the anxiety. They will lessen and get weaker as you recover. You're not a bad person because our thoughts don't dictate who we are.