DID AWARENESS DAY March 5 Thankfully, more and more people, worldwide, are becoming aware of DID: Dissociative Identity Disorder. Even so, there are many many more people to educate and teach. So many more folks who don't yet understand. Last year, at Discussing Dissociation, we held a group zoom on DID Awareness Day 2021 and talked about our thoughts and goals. We challenged each other for what … [Read more...]
3 Years! Happy Anniversary DDCF — a DID forum community like no other!
Yep. AMAZING. THREE INCREDIBLE YEARS for DDCF --- the Discussing Dissociation Community Forum. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. Where to begin with all the good things that come to mind for our DDCF forum group? Let me list out three significant milestones that describe where we are at in our third year of community. 1. Over 100,000 posts, and nearly 3000 different topics so you know... … [Read more...]
Real Little Holiday Season — Made especially for Dissociative Kids
It's that time of year again --- the holidays are nearly here, and holidays can be very complicated. Are you feeling happy? sad? scared? angry? confused? peaceful? There are so many different emotions connected to the holiday time of year. This year, here at Discussing Dissociation, we have something brand new planned for the little ones for the dissociative systems, starting now, in the holiday … [Read more...]
P is for Plenty … Feeling Grateful and Thankful
Have you ever experienced times of PLENTY? I have so much to be thankful for this year. What's on my List of "P is for PLENTY" for 2021? First, there's no doubt that the P4² DID Conference was filled with PLENTY of awesome new experiences. For example. Have you ever been under The Bean in Millennium Park? Our Friday Adventure Walk Participants got to experience some pretty freaky … [Read more...]
The Importance of Community for Dissociative People
Picture taken from the P4 THEME SONG! Listen to it in the video below. One of the main, most impactful take-away's from the P4² DID Conference was the opportunity for dissociative people to truly connect with other dissociative people, in a variety of settings, both formal and informal. The opportunity to be comfortably dissociative, to be natural (plural or otherwise), to sit relaxed around folks who also … [Read more...]
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