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BMC Psychiatry June 2016 PMID 27349226

A case series of 223 patients with depersonalization-derealization syndrome.

Matthias Michal, Julia Adler, Jörg Wiltink, Iris Reiner, Regine Tschan, Klaus Wölfling, Sabine Weimert, Inka Tuin, Claudia Subic-Wrana, Manfred E Beutel, Rüdiger Zwerenz

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Discussions highlight the significance of the study, with commenters noting the high interest in internet-based treatments and the desire for targeted therapy, evidenced by phrases like 'nearly all patients endorsed a wish for specific counseling' and referencing the commonality of seeking psychological support. The tone conveys thoughtfulness and relevance, emphasizing the clinical importance of the findings while maintaining a moderate level of engagement.

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Most discussions acknowledge the relevance of the study, especially the part about patients seeking specific counseling and interest in internet-based treatments.

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The conversations show high engagement with the topic, particularly regarding the clinical features and treatment options for DDS.

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Participants display a moderate level of engagement by referencing the findings and considering treatment implications, though some responses are brief.

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The discussions reflect awareness of the study's importance in understanding DDS, but do not seem to suggest widespread immediate changes or innovations.

Abstract in brief

  • This study analyzed 223 patients with depersonalization-derealization syndrome (DDS) and compared them to 1129 depressive disorder patients without DDS to understand differences in clinical features and sociodemographic factors.
  • DDS patients were generally younger, more often male, had a longer history of the disorder, higher education levels, but were more likely to be unemployed and experienced more severe functional impairment, despite similar depression and anxiety symptoms.
  • Most DDS patients sought specific counseling and many showed interest in internet-based treatments, highlighting their desire for targeted support despite the underdiagnosis and limited research on DDS.]
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@simerosahkan · X

@tanyarlfes Cek ke psikolog/psikiater aja kak, biar pasti kenapa, tapi kasusnya mirip sama yg namanya depersonalisasi derealisasi, CMIIW https://t.co/8Z3zk7hEpU

Jun 7, 2023 · 1 like · 1 followers View post →
The Depersonalisation Guidance Centre
@DPguidance · X

“Nearly all [depersonalisation/derealisation disorder] patients endorsed the wish for a symptom specific counseling and 70.7 % were interested in the internet-based treatment of their problems.” https://t.co/0ARTAG9QwG #depersonalisation #derealisation

May 23, 2023 · 143 followers View post →

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noname
@simerosahkan · X

@tanyarlfes Cek ke psikolog/psikiater aja kak, biar pasti kenapa, tapi kasusnya mirip sama yg namanya depersonalisasi derealisasi, CMIIW https://t.co/8Z3zk7hEpU

Jun 7, 2023 · 1 like · 1 followers View post →
The Depersonalisation Guidance Centre
@DPguidance · X

“Nearly all [depersonalisation/derealisation disorder] patients endorsed the wish for a symptom specific counseling and 70.7 % were interested in the internet-based treatment of their problems.” https://t.co/0ARTAG9QwG #depersonalisation #derealisation

May 23, 2023 · 143 followers View post →
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https://t.co/9gxjOp1u3Z Penjelasan yang hampir mendekati realitanya

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