Say what?? Yep, you heard it right! The FORUM is ready! Our DID Community FORUM is ready! The Community Friendship FORUM is ready! To be clear, the first half of the Discussing Dissociation Community Forum is ready -- the Community Friendship Area. The Community Friendship Forum is the place that DID survivors have to mingle and talk and share and listen and support and help each … [Read more...]
What about Trolls and Internet Safety in the Discussing Dissociation Forum?
Kathy Broady’s Thoughts about Trolls and Online Safety The 10-question survey about the new Discussing Dissociation Community Forum is getting filled out by bunches of interested trauma survivors. This is excellent to see! I am so very very appreciative to hear from each and every one of you. Thank you! Not to worry, if you haven’t filled out your answers, there’s still time to do so. And … [Read more...]
Discussing Dissociation Community Forum Survey — Your Responses Wanted!
Here's what all the buzz has been about. It's the official beginning of the DISCUSSING DISSOCIATION COMMUNITY FORUM! There are many facets to building a solid, helpful forum. Laura and I have lots of ideas of our own, but we want to know what you think. To help with that, I have created a survey of 10 questions. Please sign up to share your opinion, and to get additional information … [Read more...]
10 New Additions to Discussing Dissociation Designed to Help Your DID System
10 New Additions to Discussing Dissociation Designed to Help Your DID System How closely have you been watching Discussing Dissociation? Which one of these 10 new additions will be most helpful for you and your system? There have been a lot of changes and additions made to the Discussing Dissociation blog in recent months. You may have noticed many of them, but in case you haven’t, I’ve made a list so … [Read more...]
Dissociative Trauma Survivors – Must You Be Alone?
Are you alone? Oh, what a tough and painful topic this one is. All too many dissociative survivors are alone. Alone with their pain. Alone with their memories. Alone within their system. Alone in relationships. Alone in a crowded room. Far too many dissociative survivors feel painfully alone. Isolated. Alienated. Separated from others. There are actually a few trauma survivors that genuinely … [Read more...]