Dissociation DID is Dissociative Identity Disorder (once called Multiple Personality Disorder). Alters are the alter-egos or other personalities that appear to be dissociated in this type of client. I would expect to see relatively high levels of deep theta/high delta, perhaps around 3Hz, since this could relate to dissociation. One of the early uses of neurofeedback with these clients was to use Alpha/Theta training to take them down to the point where 3Hz spikes began to occur (which most of […]
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