Dissociative Fugue Worksheet
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What are the theories behind this worksheet?
This worksheet is informed by psychodynamic theories, exploring emotions and conflicts related to dissociative fugue episodes.
It integrates elements of cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) through the identification of triggers, safety planning, and goal-setting for symptom management.
How will this worksheet help you?
This worksheet provides a structured approach to understanding and managing dissociative fugue episodes. By documenting instances and exploring associated emotions and conflicts, it enhances self-awareness and insight.
The identification of triggers and stressors facilitates the development of personalized coping strategies and safety plans, empowering individuals to navigate and mitigate dissociative fugue experiences.
How should you use this worksheet?
Use this worksheet by guiding the client through the questions to systematically explore and document instances of dissociative fugue.
Encourage reflective responses to emotions, conflicts, and triggers associated with unplanned journeys.
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