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Educational resources on Dissociative Identity Disorder for partners, families, and clinicians. Developed at the inters…

Educational resources on Dissociative Identity Disorder for partners, families, and clinicians. Developed at the intersection of clinical training and lived experience inside the marriage.

Welcome! The purpose of this carrd is to provide information and academic sources on why DID is a real, trauma-based di…

Welcome! The purpose of this carrd is to provide information and academic sources on why DID is a real, trauma-based disorder.

Hello, I am Sunflower. I am recovering from dissociative identity disorder (DID) & posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)…

Hello, I am Sunflower. I am recovering from dissociative identity disorder (DID) & posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). I go by he/them pronouns. I post information, resources, positivity, recovery, and thoughts on dissociation & trauma recovery. I also advocate against ableism and harassment. You do not need to have DID or PTSD to follow me! (Disclaimer: I'm not a professional; please do not ask me for medical advice!)

The CTAD Clinic offers assessment and treatment for Complex Trauma and Dissociative conditions. We specialise in assess…

The CTAD Clinic offers assessment and treatment for Complex Trauma and Dissociative conditions. We specialise in assessing, diagnosing and treating dissociative conditions, such as Dissociative Identity Disorder. We train professionals, such as psychologists, psychotherapists and psychiatrists in diagnosing and working therapeutically with dissociation. Dr Mike Lloyd is the Clinic Director of Cheshire Psychology and The CTAD Clinic, and has lectured on the Doctorate Clinical Psychology courses at Liverpool and Lancaster Universities on Dissociative Disorders as well as at international conferences. Mike is a past Board Member of ESTD. We have a resources page, highlighting essential reading in the field of complex trauma and dissociation.

The Integral Guide is a dynamically navigable collection of resources (sometimes referred to as a "web-like Wiki"), and…

The Integral Guide is a dynamically navigable collection of resources (sometimes referred to as a "web-like Wiki"), and available to all, for free! Start wherever draws you in most, and go from there. Useful for parts work (IFS), also includes quite a modum of other pages on mental health and related concepts.