Category Archives: Disclosure

Dissociative Identity Disorder Treatment in a Vacuum?

September 19, 2011 / by / Dissociative Living

After a recent experience with state-dependent memory recall got me questioning the heavy focus on internal communication in Dissociative Identity Disorder treatment, I decided to ask readers of my personal blog how they learn about their systems. 63% of responders … Continue reading →

A Year of Dissociative Living

August 15, 2011 / by / Dissociative Living

I’ve just realized that a year has passed since I began writing Dissociative Living here at HealthyPlace. This is a pretty significant achievement for me. And that’s partly because I’m just plain proud of the content I’ve written. But this … Continue reading →

I Can’t Tell You. You Don’t Understand.

September 13, 2010 / by / Dissociative Living

Disclosing Dissociative Identity Disorder I no longer hide the fact that I have Dissociative Identity Disorder. The major players in my life know I have DID. When it comes up in conversation, when not mentioning my diagnosis would require lying … Continue reading →

I Have Dissociative Identity Disorder: Disclosure DOs and DON’Ts

September 6, 2010 / by / Dissociative Living

The decision to come out as someone with Dissociative Identity Disorder is a deeply personal one. Many, perhaps most, people with DID live in near silence about their disorder. They may tell only their families, or no one at all. … Continue reading →