Dissociative [conversion] disorders Clinical Trials

13 clinical trials for Dissociative [conversion] disorders across international registries, including 3 currently recruiting participants. Compare status, phase, eligibility criteria and locations.

• Registry Study on the Multidimensional Assessment of Disease Course and Quality of Life in Patients with Epilepsy and Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures in Southwestern Germany — RECRUITING
• Prevalence and Course of PTSD and Dissociative Symptoms in Obese Patients Before and After Bariatric Surgery: A Prospective Observational Study — RECRUITING
• The significance of adverse experience, emotional processing and body perception for functional (pseudo-) neurological symptoms: A longitudinal study (pre-post-comparison) — RECRUITING
• Dissociative amnesias in everyday life — NOT_YET_RECRUITING
• The Role of the Temporo-parietal Junction in Functional Neurological Disorders. A Study with Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation and Mindfulness Therapy. — OTHER
• Influence of mindfulness training on the intensity of dissociative symptoms of derealization/depersonalization and the selected pathological personality traits — OTHER
• Evaluation of a new rehabilitation concept for children and adolescents with child and adolescent psychiatric disorders with a focus on participation impairment — OTHER
• Psychosocial distress in patients with functional neurological symptom disorder, stroke and other psychosomatic disorders — OTHER
• Burden of disease and use of routine services in people with somatoform/functional disorders — OTHER
• Functional neurological symptoms, psychological aspects, life events and their interaction in patients with multiple sclerosis — OTHER
• Katamnesis regarding symptom development and health care utilization after in-Patient psychosomatic-psychotherapeutic treatment — NOT_YET_RECRUITING
• Institutional Abuse: The Long-Term Consequences for Mental Health — NOT_YET_RECRUITING
• Efficacy of CBT-E and DBT-E in the treatment of eating disordered patients with high comorbidity — NOT_YET_RECRUITING

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