Interested in hearing a podcast interview about Dissociative Identity Disorder? Click here: Episode 99 - Discussing Dissociation and DID with Kathy Broady MSW This podcast interview was hosted by Matt Pappas -- a Certified Life Coach, who specializes in overcoming anxiety and trauma recovery. Matt is a trauma survivor and is a dedicated Mental Health Advocate. Beyond Your Past Radio … [Read more...]
Check out these Fun Facts about Discussing Dissociation and DID Support
Hello, hello! I have some fantastic fabulous fun facts to pass along today. Did you know..... 10,000 Comments have been Posted on Discussing Dissociation Last week, we did it. We reached 10,000 comments on this blog! Isn't that amazing?!! I think it's incredible, and it's a genuine accomplishment for us all. This shows the beautiful community that we have grown here together. It … [Read more...]
Clearing up Misconceptions, Stigmas, and Myths about Dissociative Identity Disorder
Are you interested in clearing up misconceptions, stigmas, and myths about Dissociative Identity Disorder? Have you ever had negative experiences with mental health providers who did not understand DID? I have a new opportunity to share with you today. You can put a voice to those negative experiences you have had! One of our own DID survivor-readers here at Discussing Dissociation, "Healing," is … [Read more...]
Demonstrating DID System Work with Dark Side Parts during a Difficult Time
October is a particularly heavy month for most dissociative trauma survivors. It's the changing of the seasons, and the time when darker sides of many DID systems surface. October is when many of the darker insiders have had trauma memories, and it's typically a month when many dissociative survivors feel heightened PTSD symptoms, fear, and anxiety. It's a month filled with significant dates for anyone … [Read more...]
Noise Pollution and Sound Trauma becomes Psychological Torture
Noise Pollution and Sound Trauma as a form of Torture Have you ever experienced noise pollution or sound trauma? Those are my words for it, and in my definition, sound trauma is an overly long, extended exposure to a loud, uncomfortable, grating, penetrating noise. For that matter, I suppose the noise / noise pollution could be quieter, yet when it gets repeated extensively, it would still be effective … [Read more...]
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