Healing My Parts
Dissociative Identity Disorder & Trauma A therapist living with DID blends lived experience and professional wisdom to share tools, insights, and real conversations—for systems, supporters, and the providers who walk beside them.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 120 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Art, Memory, and the Generations Before Us Featuring Julia by Mes
Some people find art. Others are found by it.
Julia Mes had never made art in her life — until about a year and a half ago, when a stone-dotting workshop and a YouTube rabbit hole into neurographic art opened something she didn’t expect. P...
When Your Therapist Forgets You’re the Client
There’s a moment most therapist-clients know.
The session starts. The therapist settles in. And then, with the warmth of someone who genuinely cares, they ask:
“So how was work this week?”
It sounds innocuous. It might even feel like att...
When People Know You’re a System: The Vulnerability No One Talks About
There’s a particular kind of vulnerability that comes with telling someone you have DID or OSDD.
Not vulnerability in the abstract, inspirational-poster sense or “authenticity is brave” vulnerability.
We mean the kind where you hand someo...
When the Chorus Gets Loud: A Quick Reference Guide for Systems Navigating Chronic Illness in the "Can't You Just..." Culture
8-page Guide with 1-page Cheat Sheet
Thank you for being a paid subscriber and helping make this work possible. Your support allows Healing My Parts to keep creating resources for systems, clinicians, and curious humans trying to navigate...
DID, Chronic Illness, and the “Can’t You Just…” Culture
There’s a moment a lot of us know.
You wake up and your body has already voted.
Not a suggestion. Not a gentle nudge toward a slower morning. A full, binding, unanimous resolution:
We are not doing that today.
Maybe it’s the kind of tir...
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