Mental Health Sites That I Recommend

DISSOCIATIVE IDENTITY DISORDER

The name change in the DSM-IV from MPD to DID reflects an attempt on the part of the American Psychiatric Association to defuse some of the heightened emotionality that surrounds this controversial diagnosis.  The name change was made, in part, to respond to critics who have correctly emphasized that only one person inhabits each body.

DID  Copyrighted brochure by the Sidran Foundation

Coping with Flashbacks   May be triggering.  Ideas to help with Flashbacks

RESPONDING TO SELF INJURY  Helpful hints to deal with friends or significant others who SI.

20-20 SI    May be triggering.  This is the captioned text from a 20-20 interview about SI (self mutilation). Due to possible triggering content, Please take care of you while reading.

MPD - a personal view from a person with DID

Multiple Trails  May be triggering.  The gallery includes drawings and a few selections from her book, Multiple Trails; you will find little surprises here and there by clicking on various images, objects and other things you encounter for diversion.   Please keep yourself safe as you read.

Various DID Sites   May be triggering.  Please keep yourself safe!

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