Five Types of Dissociation
1) Depersonalisation: a sense of disconnection from one’s self.
2) Derealisation: a sense of disconnection from one’s surroundings, including not recognising familiar people.
3) Amnesia: a sense of disconnection from one’s memory, including difficulty recalling personal information.
4) Identity confusion: a sense of disconnection from one’s sense of self, including the difficulty to define yourself.
5) Identity alteration: the sense of shift in role or identity in such a way that others notice.