A client receiving treatment for identity disorder is progressing well through therapy; then, fusion occurs. MOST likely, the client has:

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Fusion in the context of therapy for identity disorder (often associated with Dissociative Identity Disorder) refers to the process where two or more distinct identities or personality states merge into a single, more cohesive identity. This is generally considered a goal in therapy for such disorders, indicating progress, especially when it involves the final two or more subpersonalities merging.

A Client Receiving Treatment for Identity Disorder Is Progressing Well