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TPA’s Dedication to Continuous Improvement: A Reflective Statement
The Plural Association (TPA) and associated projects are committed to anti-racism and acknowledging the global intersectional impacts of white supremacy. We are also committed to restorative justice models as a way to deepen community, learning and connection. We are a worldwide community of many different forms of survivors and we seek to build each other
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An Explanation and History of the Ableist Term ‘’Imitated DID’’
Welcome to our new article, created by Plurals for Plurals. In this piece, we delve into the history of the term ‘Imitated DID‘, aiming to inform our community about the origins of this ableist term. This article mentions topics of: Ableism, sanism, pluralphobia, shame Discussion on Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) Mention of Satanic Panic Discussion
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Celebrating Plural Pride Day: The Story Behind Our Ampersand Caterpillar Stickers by K CO
Click the image to get your own sticker! We’re beyond thrilled to present to you a special piece of art in celebration of Plural Pride Day, a creation that resonates profoundly with our shared journey and assists in carrying out our collective mission. The Plural Association Nonprofit (TPA) takes immense pride in unveiling our exclusive
Why we made the recent change in our ticket pricing system and what it means for you & your System
Charting a Sustainable Path: Your Contribution Matters Since 2020, The Plural Association Nonprofit (TPA) has served as a steadfast beacon of support, striving tirelessly to cultivate a nurturing environment for all Plurals. Through unique annual events such as Plural Pride Day, DID Awareness Day, and the Plural Positivity World Conference, we aim to create empowering
Join the ”Petals of a Rose” film screening + live Q&A at PPWC23
I am pleased to share with you a remarkable narrative short film called Petals of a Rose. Given that DID has often been inaccurately and negatively portrayed in film/television, Dylan Crumpler created his senior thesis film at Chapman University in California to realistically depict the life of a woman with DID. Dylan wrote the screenplay with
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How they took the Multiple out of Multiplicity – Understanding the history of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) Terminology
Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) has a long and complex history that has shaped our understanding of the condition and the terminology used to describe it. From early conceptions of “dissociation” and different “personality states,” to the use of terms such as Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD), Alternate Personalities or Alters, Parts, Identities, Personality States, and Self
Join the Plural Movement: PPWC 2023’s Celebration of Community Empowerment
Introduction: Connecting the Global Plural Community The Plural Positivity World Conference (PPWC) 2023 is just around the corner, and we’re excited to invite Plurals, friends, and therapists to join us in this extraordinary event. This annual online conference aims to connect the global Plural community by providing a safe space to share experiences, learn from
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The biggest collaborative Trans Plural Livestream
For Plural Acceptance Week 2021 we organized the biggest ever Trans Plural livestream to amplify the voices of Trans Plurals and their lived experiences. Unfortunately YouTube removed this video without giving a reason, so to allow this to empower more Plurals, for #TransAwarenessWeek we have decided to re-upload the video to our power to the
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The Plural Bill of Rights
We once posted the recovery bill of rights by Thomas V. Maguire, Ph.D. Copyright 1995. But we felt strongly that it was missing some vitally important and Plural specific rights. Maybe you don’t feel as strongly about all the rights listed here; it’s okay to choose what is and isn’t important for you and your
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