Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) & Trauma: A Therapist's Personal Journey of Healing & Discovery. Sharing insights, tools & tips. Conversations with systems, providers and healers. Always working to destigmatize DID & dissociation.
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Episode 15 welcomes Melissa Parker, LMHC, (they/them), a plural therapist who has expertise in working with clients who have PTSD, DID, OSDD and who live with other trauma related effects. We took a deep dive into the challenges systems fac...
Raw, poignant and real. In discussing all things system accountability, Adrienne & Co lets us into their lives and what it’s been like navigating betrayals, fusions, and integration while simultaneously beginning a new life with their soulm...
Many of you are already fans of today’s guest, Dr. Mike Lloyd, who is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist specializing in complex trauma and dissociative disorders and Director of the CTAD Clinic and Cheshire Psychology in the UK. He is also...
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A therapist & mental health leader living with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), sharing some of our personal journey & clinical knowledge to help others. Let's destigmatize the brilliant strategy our brain used to survive unspeakable trauma.
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