Autoscopy refers to a phenomenon in which an individual perceives the environment as if they are viewing themselves from an external vantage point.

Autoscopy can be induced by various factors such as neurological disorders, psychiatric conditions, altered states of consciousness, and drug use.

Individuals experiencing autoscopy typically report seeing their own body or a projected image of themselves from a perspective outside of their physical self. This can result in feelings of dissociation, confusion, or even a sense of duality.

Treatment options for autoscopy vary depending on the underlying cause. They may include medications, psychotherapy, and other interventions aimed at addressing any underlying medical or psychological conditions.