A simple, straightforward free PDF explaining the causes, prevalence and treatment approaches for dissociative identity disorder (DID) – aimed specifically at professionals but also relevant to survivors and their supporters.
Dissociative identity disorder (DID) is the name we give to a collection of responses to trauma that occurs repeatedly at a very early age. In this leaflet, written to explain it in simple but comprehensive terms specifically with professionals in mind, I cover the follow topics:
- basis of treatment guidelines or pathway
- definition
- prevalence
- etiology
- diagnosis
- symptoms of dissociative disorders
- treatment
- issues for therapists
- working with ‘alter personalities’
- recommendations for treatment
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