Post by MultipleMinds on Nov 18, 2013 20:39:51 GMT -5
DID= Dissociative Identity Disorder
DID is most often caused by childhood trauma. It used to be called Multiple-Personality Disorder (MPD), or Split Personality Disorder. It is basically where you have more than one person in your head all sharing the same body. They are able to switch out and take control of the body, a well as speak to you in your minds and other things.
-LJ
These two websites contain valid, verified, up-to-date information about Dissociative Identity Disorder, once/also known as Multiple Personality Disorder (what it is, how it develops, terminology, signs & treatment, common questions, and more).
www.dissociative-identity-disorder.org/
www.dissociative-identity-disorder.net/
These links are from the website, www.psychforums.com, and are specifically from the Dissociative Identity Disorder Forum. They cover a large variety of topics, discussing discovery experiences, wondering if you have D.I.D, signs & symptoms (including hearing voices, hallucinations, etc), common questions, communication with alters, all about alters, about inner worlds, memory issues, relationship stuff, doubt/denial issues, therapy issues, conflicts within the system, understanding & accepting parts/alters, the "causes" of D.I.D, D.I.D development, switching/co-consciousness/co-hosting (what they are and can be like), polyfragmented systems, and more. (You do not have to sign up/register with this forum to read threads).
DID is most often caused by childhood trauma. It used to be called Multiple-Personality Disorder (MPD), or Split Personality Disorder. It is basically where you have more than one person in your head all sharing the same body. They are able to switch out and take control of the body, a well as speak to you in your minds and other things.
-LJ
These two websites contain valid, verified, up-to-date information about Dissociative Identity Disorder, once/also known as Multiple Personality Disorder (what it is, how it develops, terminology, signs & treatment, common questions, and more).
www.dissociative-identity-disorder.org/
www.dissociative-identity-disorder.net/
These links are from the website, www.psychforums.com, and are specifically from the Dissociative Identity Disorder Forum. They cover a large variety of topics, discussing discovery experiences, wondering if you have D.I.D, signs & symptoms (including hearing voices, hallucinations, etc), common questions, communication with alters, all about alters, about inner worlds, memory issues, relationship stuff, doubt/denial issues, therapy issues, conflicts within the system, understanding & accepting parts/alters, the "causes" of D.I.D, D.I.D development, switching/co-consciousness/co-hosting (what they are and can be like), polyfragmented systems, and more. (You do not have to sign up/register with this forum to read threads).
