TEXAS here we come! It's that best week of the year again -- the P4 Retreat week. There are so many good things planned, I don't even know where to start. Trail rides with horses. Canoeing on our private lake. Skits about internal communication. Hawaiian-themed feasts. Zip lining. Playing pool. A teen-themed dance party. Kidz time. Art projects. Clay board. Amazing discussions. Great … [Read more...]
Healthy Guidelines for P4 DID Retreats
Interested in a retreat created specifically for dissociative survivors? Want the updated information? Need to know retreat details? Want to see more pictures? Wondering about guidelines? Go to P4DIDConference.com for ongoing updates and info. Contact us at ADMIN@DiscussingDissociation.com for a personalized response to your questions. P4 DID Retreat: TEXAS 2025 Designed … [Read more...]
P4 ’24 is About to Start. Look what’s happening this year!
Yep, wow! It is already almost that time again! The P4 DID-inspired Retreat for dissociative survivors is just a hop and a skip away, and all kinds of exciting options are in place. Every year are plans get better and better, and this year, we are including time with horses! I'm so excited to announce that horses are involved this year! We've all heard how equine-related … [Read more...]
More stories from our second small group. Guess what else happened?!
Our Second Small Group Intensive -- what an experience! Yep, we did it again. We went back out to the Texas Lake House and had a second SGI. A second group, a similar plan in place. Of course, lots of new things happened, because it was a few weeks later, and a different group of attendees. The adorable "born-in-a-chicken-coop-during-SGI-1" kittens returned to their original lake house landing … [Read more...]
Our First Small Group Intensive
Introducing: Small Group Intensives Yep, we did it! We had our first Small Group Intensive (SGI) and a whole new era has begun. For a week in April, for the first time ever, a small group of Discussing Dissociation Community Forum members met for a group intensive. Not an individual intensive -- a group intensive. Yep. A group intensive. This was a new concept to try, and it ended up being a wonderful … [Read more...]