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10 Big Benefits of Being on the Email List for Discussing Dissociation

By Kathy Broady MSW 32 Comments

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Why, Kathy?  

Why should I join the email list for Discussing Dissociation?   

 

What’s the point?

Are you going to spam me ?

Are you going to hassle me ?

Absolutely not.

 

In the emails, I just talk to you.  Everyday chatter.  If you have any wondering about who I am as a person, these emails will be me just being me.

 

You’ll get to hear stories and background information that’s not posted on the blog.

 

I can introduce you to areas of the blog that you might not have seen or noticed.  

 

You’ll get new information about the Saddest Little Bear Dissoci-ACTION Story Pack before anyone else!

 

You’ll get new information about the Discussing Dissociation Community Forum before anyone else!

 

Your system will have more personalized contact with the Client Care Team — Claire and Alex.

 

Your system will have more personalized contact with me.

 

Hey — gotta say —  who wouldn’t want an email from me ??!!!

 

 

Now Here’s the Real Scoop:

Your system has the chance to get to know me better, thus building a little more trust and rapport.  

With that little bit more trust, your system might feel a little more willingness to try some of the various Homework Tasks I’ve suggested from time to time.  

And if your system does some of the homework tasks or Dissoci-ACTION steps….. your system will improve their ability of working together.

Because I promise you, if your system can learn to do some of the Dissoci-ACTION steps I toss out there, you will build better system communication.

And better system communication means less conflict, and more cohesion, and better teamwork.

And better team work means fewer headaches, better decision-making, less time loss, less frustration, more cohesion, and all that good stuff.

 

Even if you cannot get officially involved in doing individual Consultations with me, you can begin to feel a relationship with me, and let your insiders be around someone who has a pretty solid and healthy understanding of DID, and pick up some very helpful tips and ideas along the way.

And THAT is the whole point.  

 

The emails from Discussing Dissociation offer ideas and suggestions to help YOU and YOUR SYSTEM feel better, to talk more with each other, and progress further with your healing.

 

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So don’t be shy.  I’m not scary !

Join up for the Discussing Dissociation email list, and get some funny stories, some behind the scenes news, and Dissoci-ACTION ideas coming to you today !

 

4 Ways to Sign up for the Email Newsletter List

Signing up is easy.

  • Scroll down a little further and you’ll see a sign up box.
  • Go to the top of the page, and you’ll see a sign up box near the top right-hand corner.
  • Fill in the pop up box that you see as you are exiting the site. (Or don’t go – please keep reading!  :mrgreen: )
  • Fill in the light green sign up page you see when you first arrive at the site.

 

If you have any troubles, please contact the Client Care team on the Contact page!

 

Thanks lots for joining the Discussing Dissociation community!  I’m genuinely happy to see you here!  I hope you learn lots, and find lots of support, helpful information, and build kind relationships, both inside and out.

 

Wishing you the very best in your healing journey.

 

Warmly, 

Kathy

 

Copyright © 2008-2018 Kathy Broady MSW and Discussing Dissociation

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  1. ME+WE says

    April 15, 2022 at 2:35 pm

    Staying in the loop and connected is such an important grounding rod for me. So often an email and article notice comes in to me when I most need to know that I am not alone … that I have the DD blog website and the Community Forum to hold caring space for me. DID friends are my life line as are Kathy and Laura. Such a blessing in my life and healing journey!
    ME+WE
    04/15/2022

    Reply
  2. April Rhynold says

    April 8, 2022 at 9:15 am

    Glad you are doinv such great work!

    Reply
  3. Janee says

    January 21, 2019 at 5:59 pm

    I love looking through a post that will make people think. Also, thanks for allowing me to comment!

    Reply
  4. Becca says

    December 1, 2017 at 11:10 pm

    Hi, Kathy. I apologize, but my mind gets so scattered that I don’t know if I’ve already signed up for emails or not. I signed up again, in case I hadn’t before. But honestly, I don’t know when or where you disseminate your information. I usually get things on your Twitter site, but other than that and email, do you post to something else. I would hate to miss out on anything, even if I am a silent stalker. 🙂

    Reply
    • Kathy Broady MSW says

      September 7, 2018 at 7:52 am

      Oh gosh, Becca!!
      Here’s another one of your previous comments, and I again must apologize for not getting back with you sooner. There is a lot happening here at this site and I certainly can’t keep up with it all myself, no matter how hard I try. All I can say now, is thank you for waving your hand at me again. I appreciate the extra hints. 🙋

      AND… the good news is, I can confirm that yes, you are absolutely signed up for the Email Newsletter, and thank you for your interest in that.

      To answer your other question, my info gets sent out in various ways. The Email Newsletter, definitely. Twitter for sure. The Facebook page too. Pinterest as well. Those 3 medias have a lot of the Discussing Dissociation info. You can see the icons for Social Media in the “Let’s Connect” box, right side column, right above my picture in the red shirt.

      Also — you can write in from the Contact Me page (you can find this at top right corner of the page), and ask the Client Care Team additional questions if you have any.

      LOTS of ways to reach me and to stay in touch!

      Thanks much for your persistence — it’s good to see you here.

      Warmly,
      Kathy

      Reply
  5. Brenda Jennings says

    July 26, 2017 at 7:47 am

    I’ve signed up for the email before, however it did no go through. Trying again. Thanks for all you do!

    Reply
  6. Parts&Pieces says

    July 11, 2017 at 2:27 pm

    hi. i want to sign up for your email list but we can’t find the link to do it. could you please help? thank you.

    Reply
    • Kathy Broady MSW says

      July 16, 2017 at 9:14 am

      Parts&Pieces,
      Welcome to Discussing Dissociation, and thank you for your interest in signing up for the email list. 🙂
      I can see that you’ve already gotten the process figured out. Well done, and happy reading. 🙂
      Warmly,
      Kathy

      Reply
  7. Rainbowoftears says

    January 18, 2017 at 12:56 pm

    Can we reply to you through the email?
    Meg

    Reply
    • Kathy Broady MSW says

      January 18, 2017 at 3:49 pm

      Hi Rainbowoftears —
      The reply feature on the emails does work, yes, and I do receive emails sent to me that way, yes. So I can read what gets sent to me, yes. 🙂

      However…. I can sometimes get flooded with emails, so I won’t necessarily have the chance to respond to all that I receive. I’m in the process of solving that problem (I have some ideas). I’m hoping to have a better process in place soon.

      So yes, you may send me emails. Just don’t hold your breath waiting for a reply. I get very behind in emails very quickly.
      Thanks for your interest though. Very much appreciated.
      Warmly,
      Kathy

      Reply
  8. Jennifre says

    January 5, 2017 at 1:50 pm

    Hi, if I signed up to get the book, will I be on the email list? Thank you, I’m looking forward to learning more about this.

    Reply
    • Kathy Broady MSW says

      January 5, 2017 at 8:35 pm

      Hi Jennifre,
      Yes, absolutely. Once you sign up for the eBook, you are on the email list. In fact, to be sure things went right, I’ve just checked, and yes, you are on the email list. 🙂

      Enjoy, and happy learning. 🙂
      Warmly,
      Kathy

      Reply
  9. Lynn says

    December 11, 2016 at 2:36 pm

    Your email about why you do what you do is timely for us because you bring up the “trust” issue., that we get bugged about. We trust like kids and wounded animals and if we talk about things we are trusting you, the way we see it. Its easier to trust when someone underdtands DID and gets it without having to be taught it. Cause its when the issues are dismissed or negated that that trust given unconditionally and with all the hope for someone to get it, thats when it gets broken again. Its been suggested we dont know how to trust, maybe its just we arent trusting the way they want us to

    Reply
  10. Kari Zen says

    December 10, 2016 at 9:17 pm

    I wanted to add myself to the emails but it says they cant reach the server each time no matter which way i went, Are they not available in Australia?

    Reply
    • Kathy Broady MSW says

      December 10, 2016 at 11:55 pm

      Hi Kari Zen,
      Oh goodness, I’m sorry for the hassle….. A few people have received that server error — it’s weird because it’s inconsistent for when or why it happens. And then it just “goes away” and works out of nowhere. Oh, and yes, of course the emails are available in Australia !!

      OH – Kari – good news — I just checked, and your email HAS gone through for the first step in the process. You would have received an email stating this. Next step is for you to confirm that it is a real email as right now it is “pending confirmation”. It won’t let you go further through the process until you click on the link that confirms that is a real email (not spam), and that yes, of course you are interested in moving forward. So please have a check around in all the folders you might have – your inbox, your spam folders, your promotions tab, your social tab… It will be there somewhere. Search for an email from Discussing Dissociation – you’ll find it!

      Welcome, welcome, and thank you for your interest!
      Warmly,
      Kathy

      Reply
      • Kari Zen says

        December 11, 2016 at 9:42 pm

        Sorry no email came through. The only emails that come through are in response to this

        Reply
        • Kathy Broady MSW says

          December 11, 2016 at 10:10 pm

          hmmmm, Kari Zen… Very odd. I can see your email on the list, but it’s sitting there as pending confirmation. But you also were having those server issues, so… I’ll definitely write to the web tech gal about this. Maybe we can resend out a confirmation request or something. Let me get on that, and get back with you. We’ll find a way to get you on there ! Thanks for the feedback, and sorry for the trouble.
          Warmly,
          Kathy

          Reply
          • Kari Zen says

            December 12, 2016 at 12:34 pm

            Hi Kathy,
            I finally got the email and now it is all systems go,
            Thank you so much for this. I was only diagnosed a few days ago and was recommended to look into your information and I think I am about ready to devour anything that helps demystify this.
            Cheers,
            Kari Zen

            Reply
  11. Janne says

    December 9, 2016 at 12:55 pm

    Are you doing for school doing a paper?

    Reply
    • Kathy Broady MSW says

      December 9, 2016 at 1:51 pm

      Hello Everyone / Anyone who “Follows” this blog from WordPress —

      I’m getting several questions about this so will make a comment out here for all to see. The WordPress “follow” emails are completely different from the Email List I’m referring to in this blog article. Following the blog is a WordPress thing, and the emails they send are a feature they offer.

      My new email list — the one with the free eBook, 101+ Ways to See DID — that email list requires a brand new sign up because it is a brand new service I’m offering, starting in November 2016. So even if you have been “following” this blog for years, that’s not the same as being on the new email list. My new email list goes through Aweber — a business that is completely different from WordPress.

      If you are getting the WordPress emails, you will see a link at the very very very bottom of the email that will connect you back to this blog via the article shown in the email. Click on that link, so you can see the new Discussing Dissociation blog itself. It’s got a beautiful teal-puzzle colored header on it. If you see that, you’ll know you’re in the right place.

      When you come to this new blog, you’ll see the various options to sign up for the NEW email list — the one that will give you the eBook.

      Hope that helps to explain the difference. Come on over and join the NEW email list to get your copy of the eBook!!

      Warmly,
      Kathy

      Oh — and Janne — no, I’m not going to school or doing a paper. Are you going to school or doing a paper?

      Reply
      • IAMwhole says

        December 9, 2016 at 4:40 pm

        Kathy,

        I’m so excited about all of this! I’m looking forward to getting to know you and reading all you are so generously offering (including the new e-book). Can’t wait! Thank you so much for all you are doing!

        Reply
  12. SeekingOurFreedom says

    December 8, 2016 at 9:20 am

    Hi Kathy

    I think we’re signed up for the email list. Isn’t that what I did when I got us the 101+ Ways to See DID report? We got the report really early on, though, before you wrote the “How to find the free ebook” post. Sorry I’m having a bit of a brain melt here and it’s worrying me.

    I know it would be so good to get emails from you, and for my insiders and I to build a relationship with you. You understand us in a way no one else does. Well, apart from our therapist, that is. It would be great knowing there is someone else we can interact with…someone who is safe. Do I need to do anything else to make sure I’m on the email list?

    Thank you
    SeekingOurFreedom

    Reply
    • Kathy Broady MSW says

      December 8, 2016 at 9:41 am

      Hi SeekingOurFreedom –

      Thanks for writing. You’re doing everything right – you really are so no worries on your end. Yes, you are right – if you’ve gotten the 101+ Ways to See DID, you are definitely on the mailing list. Besides, I checked, and I can confirm that yes, you are on the mailing list — thank you much for that.

      AND thank you especially for writing why that matters so much to you. I appreciate hearing why these things matter to you all as well. I hadn’t thought of things the way you said it, so wow – it IS important, yes!!

      Part of MY brain melt is that new things have been added, and we are trying to make sure that the folks who joined in early don’t miss out on the new stuff that was added afterwards. I’ll get that fixed — just still working out the details with the web tech gal.

      Please let me know if you get an email titled “How do you feel when you see a picture of DID”.

      If you get that one, things are going as planned… if that one didn’t/doesn’t arrive, I’ll have to keep problem solving, lol. 🙂

      Warmly,
      Kathy

      Reply
      • SeekingOurFreedom says

        December 8, 2016 at 6:04 pm

        Hi Kathy

        Thank you so much. I don’t have to worry now! Yes, we have the email titled “How do you feel when you see a picture of DID?”. It’s great knowing we aren’t missing anything. I hope your brain melt stops soon. 🙂

        Thanks again
        SeekingOurFreedom

        Reply
        • Kathy Broady MSW says

          December 9, 2016 at 2:34 pm

          OH good, SeekingOurFreedom !!!
          If you’re getting that, then your emails are on track. Really appreciate the feedback. Good news definitely helps the brain melt to stop, hahaha. 😀 I can relax a bit knowing things appear to be working correctly. 🙂

          Thanks – and happy reading. 🙂
          Warmly,
          Kathy

          Reply
  13. Rita says

    December 8, 2016 at 6:41 am

    Hi Kathy,
    I think it is wonderful to have more personalized contact with you! And my system sure can use the trusting, supportive, thoughtful, caring and knowledgeable person that you are…to be part of our world 🙂 Communication is a big issue for my internal world and we can use any help we can get. I frequently watch your videos and read your blog posts and have appreciated every one of them! I know this work you have done for so many years is emotionally and physically draining for you and I want you to know that your knowledge, written words and supportive ways are so valuable and functionally useful to myself and my system!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you Kathy…for the clarity and understanding you have given, and continue to give, to my world 🙂 <3

    Reply
    • Kathy Broady MSW says

      December 8, 2016 at 12:57 pm

      Thank you, Rita. 🙂
      Thank you – your words of gratitude and appreciation mean a lot to me. I hold tight to the NICE things people say to me – to help balance out all the crap that gets sent my way as well. Not everyone likes the way I speak out about this stuff, ya know? And there are others who feel like they can take free pot shots at me (blah… trolls !) so… yes, THANK YOU. It’s wonderful to hear that my work is helping folks out there. 🙂

      Stay connected — I hope to get a whole lot more stuff out there in the months and years to come !

      And you are right — communication is the key, especially with system work, that’s for sure.
      I wish you the best in your healing.
      Warmly,
      Kathy

      Reply
  14. ngerbie says

    December 8, 2016 at 5:09 am

    We did not get any link to this new site either, we want to join but cannot figure out how. Thanks

    Reply
    • Kathy Broady MSW says

      December 8, 2016 at 9:23 am

      Hi ngerbie and anyone else having trouble finding the new site and the new email list with comes with the free eBook, 101+ Ways to See DID. I certainly want you to find the new site and the new email list — absolutely !!

      Here’s how you get to it:

      Couple things to try — you might need to clear your history and clear out your internet cache as it may be taking you to the old site addressed based on that.

      Also, I would start completely new — not use any old links or anything like that. And the site is no longer on WordPress, so keep away from trying to link to it via WordPress. If you are viewing things via the following my blog via WordPress, you will definitely need to use some of these additional options to get straight to the new site.

      Try going to Google and put in Discussing Dissociation . Click to Discussing Dissociation from the newest Google link — that should take you to the new site.

      Or… type straight in your browser — http://www.DiscussingDissociation.com .

      Or … you can even try using a different browser, just to get to the site the first time. For example, internet explorer or Chrome or Firefox, etc.

      And do let me know if you get there, or if you can’t. It matters very much to me that everyone is able to see the new site.

      When you get to the new blog site, you’ll see all kinds of options for how / where to join the email list — it’s offered at the bottom each article if you don’t see it anywhere else.

      Thanks for staying in touch!

      Warmly,
      Kathy

      Reply
  15. thecollective says

    December 7, 2016 at 3:35 pm

    Heya Kathy,

    I cant get onto the new Discussingdissociation website. I get your emails. I used to be able to see the content for the wordpress site, but this new one wont let me see anything. Whatsupwiththat? lol. The comment was something about it not being configured properly, errr I am not a techie so I have no idea what that means. Can’t wait to get it straightened out so I can join ya’ll. Safe hugs. The collective.

    Reply
    • thecollective says

      December 8, 2016 at 3:33 am

      I can see it! I can see it! I love the “101 + Ways to see DID”. Awesome work you did there. I will share with others I know to have dissociative issues. And, I will tell my talk doc all about it. We have gotten some great info from your writings and this report is another excellent piece of work by you that we can use in our healing journey. TYVM!

      Reply
      • Kathy Broady MSW says

        December 8, 2016 at 9:26 am

        YAY YAY YAY, to the Collective !!!

        VERY good news !!! We’ve missed you around here, so it’s fantastic to see that you’ve found the place, and gotten all connected back in with the new stuff.

        Please do encourage anyone you know to come to the site and get their own copy of the eBook. 😀 😀 😀
        Glad you’re finding it helpful, and soooooo glad you found us here again.

        Warmly,
        Kathy

        Reply

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