A wide-ranging study linking dissociation to disorders of all types and discussing its treatment with cognitive behavioural therapy. 'This fresh, in-depth overview of dissociation aims to uncover its various guises and to provide a comprehensive "clinician friendly" text. The book comes from a CBT perspective and the editors are well known and respected in this field. They bring a welath of knowledge and experience in both childhood and adult disturbance. I was impressed by the breadth of information and research of the 18 chapters present on dissociation in its many manifestations... This book is refreshing because it explains dissociation, seeks to demystify it and explains how it can be worked with in therapy... [A] very helpful and long overdue guide to call on for my own clinical work.' -Caz Binstead, private practice, London, Therapy Today 'This book offers timely and necessary help forclinicians, researchers and students who are not specialists in the field of dissociation to improve their understanding ofthe wide range of dissociativesymptoms and how to treat them.' - Arnoud Arntz, from the foreword