Overviews
#1
Trauma can cause "out-of-body" experiences, also known as dissociation, which can be a critical part of survival instinct during trauma.
Dissociation can occur when someone feels as if they are outside of their body, watching themselves as if they were another person, or that things are not real.
This can happen in the face of overwhelming traumatic experience, when there is no physical escape.
For example, survivors of rape often report experiencing themselves as being outside of their body during the assault.
#2
Flashbacks are a symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that can feel like reliving a traumatic experience.
Flashbacks can include:
Seeing images of the trauma
Noticing sounds, smells, or tastes connected to the trauma
Feeling physical sensations, such as pain or pressure
Experiencing emotions that you felt during the trauma
Flashbacks can occur day or night, and can occur recently or even years after the event
Flashbacks can vary in severity
Some people may experience them infrequently or less intensely than others
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