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Learn all about Dissociative Identity Disorder with this Free affirming Guide!
Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) 101 A Modern, Affirming Guide for Therapists and Clients Introduction Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) involves experiencing more than one distinct identity, consciousness, or self-state within a single body. While older clinical perspectives often presented Dissociative Identity Disorder in solely pathologizing ways, current understandings highlight that multiple identities can develop (and function)
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Welcome To Plurality – Have A Look Around
So, you’ve just discovered that you’re Plural. There are no doubt a lot of questions and concerns running through your head right now, and chances are there are a million and one different thoughts on each and every aspect of your experience. You’ve spent your entire life up until now believing yourself to just be
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How allies can help Plurals, including supporting those with DID/OSDD
Allies can best help Plural people by listening and asking appropriate questions to individuals in systems if and when they present themselves. Everyone is different and with that comes different desires and needs, that should be taken into account. Don’t assume, ask & believe!Please believe your Plural loved ones. Unless what they are saying is truly harmful,
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World Mental Health Day 2019 – How many people have Dissociative Identity Disorder? & FREE infographics!
Today is World Mental Health Day 2019. It’s also a day that is extremely triggering to some (s)RA survivors. It’s a strange combination but also an opportunity for education, advocacy & activism. World Mental Health Day: In the past week and especially today we have seen such beautiful things online. Not only for World Mental
Factitious disorder & MPD & DID – Why non disordered Plurals do not have factitious disorder
We are the Stronghold system and we are diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder. We also self ID as Plural. We are the founders of The Plural Association, a nonprofit that serves people with Dissociative Identity Disorder and all other forms of plurality, worldwide.Before we dive deep into factitious disorder, let’s first have a look at
Happening right now: Kicking off Plural Acceptance Week 2019!
This week from Monday July 15th till Sunday July 21th 2019 it’s Plural Acceptance Week. (PAW) Which includes Plural Pride Day on Saturday July 20th 2019! This all came to be after the survey that was send to the community. It was decided to take a floating date, as to avoid trigger dates as much
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10 things to do on DID Awareness Day March 5th
This article gives you 10 ideas with things to do on DID Awareness Day! 10 things to do on DID Awareness Day: 1 Spread awareness online. Let’s get the #DIDAwareness &c. Trending for DID awareness day!By retweeting, reblogging, liking, sharing and commenting on posts spreading awareness. You could also use #DIDAwarenessDay #BreakTheDIDStigma #DIDOSDD & #WeTooUse
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Amnesia and timeloss #DID101
Amnesia and timeloss #DID 101 – article 8 In the first DID101 we already had a quick look at amnesia. The DSM5 describes amnesia in DID as defined gaps in the recall of everyday events, important personal information and/or traumatic events. Timeloss is a term often used to indicate, that someone experiences amnesia of
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MPD to DID 25 years later – Name calling alters, to do or not to do?
Name calling alters, to do or not to do? 25 years have passed since multiple personality disorder was reclassified as dissociative identity disorder in 1994. But not much seems to have changed when it comes down to actual help for those who live and/or suffer from the disorder. Hence this year, we will post multiple
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