Stranger To My Self: Inside Depersonalization: The Hidden Epidemic
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Stranger To My Self: Inside Depersonalization: The Hidden Epidemic

by Jeffrey Abugel

Psychology Health
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In 'Stranger To My Self: Inside Depersonalization: The Hidden Epidemic,' Jeffrey Abugel uncovers the silent struggle of depersonalization, a condition that leaves people feeling like strangers in their own minds. This insightful work reveals the inner world of those affected, emphasizing the urgency of recognizing this widespread yet hidden psychological phenomenon.

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Stranger To My Self offers an in-depth look at depersonalization, a condition where individuals feel detached from their own thoughts and bodies.

Author Jeffrey Abugel examines the experiences of those grappling with this hidden epidemic, shedding light on its prevalence and impact.

The book provides insights into the psychological mechanisms behind depersonalization and its effects on daily life.

Through careful exploration, it highlights the need for greater awareness and understanding of this underrecognized disorder.

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