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Here's one who fucks dogs.
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ETA: love how ladbible lit their faces from underneath in the thumbnail so that they look like they’re about to tell a ghost story around the campfire
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What if Biden won because the plurals were allowed to vote as well?
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America is one of Bo's triggers? I wonder if it already was before 2016. At 3:40 you can she how she lights up as she gets to talk about her alters, how they look and have different personalities.
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The major DID conference of the year is coming up in a week. I had in the past offered to do a speech on DID 101 from an empirical standpoint with actual history of disorder, etc. involved but it was denied (Can't do speeches that are actually researched ya know).
Here's some examples of the goodies from it:
Ancient Egypt : circa 500 B.C. Hippocrates
Hysteria as a “women’s disorder” which has physical or psychological symptoms appearing without a biological cause
Christianity : 1400-1600 A.D. Witchcraft
Hysteric symptoms were manifestations of demonic possession
17th Century Uterine Theory
Return to belief of Hysteria as a “women’s disorder”
Franz Anton Mesmer : 1770s Hypnosis
Form of physical therapy to “cure” hysterics
Double Consciousness : 1816 Somnabulism
Patient switching between two personality states that were polar opposites, at least one-way amnesia and usually a good-evil split
Jean Martin Charcot : 1870s Neurological
Hysteria as a central nervous system disorder caused by emotional trauma
Robert Louis Stevenson : 1886 Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
First book to portray a “Split Personality”
Max Dessoir : 1890 Double Ego
Upper and lower consciousness, which speaks via our dreams. Lower consciousness accessible via hypnosis, or occurs without provocation in double consciousness.
Pierre Janet: 1892 Childhood Trauma & Désagrégation
Memories remained and attempted to invade all aspects of the person's life, in Double Consciousness and Hysteria it completely invaded. Cure was catharsis, usually via hypnosis.
Sigmund Freud : 1897 Seduction Theory
Rejected hypnosis and dissociation. Hysteria caused by sexual abuse as children. Later changed theory to be fantasized not actual seduction.
Eugen Bleuler : 1911 Dæmentia Præcox
Becomes Schizophrenia.
Pierre Janet : 1940s Recinded Beliefs
Now believed to be form of manic-depressive illness
DSM : 1952 Dissociative reaction, Psychoneurotic Disorder
This reaction represents a type of gross personality disorganization, the basis of which is a neurotic disturbance, although the diffuse dissociation seen in some cases may occasionally appear psychotic. The personality disorganization may result in aimless running or freezing. The repressed impulse giving rise to the anxiety may be discharged by, or deflected into, various symptomatic expressions, such as depersonalization, dissociated personality, stupor, fugue, amnesia, dream state, somnambulism, etc. The diagnosis will specify symptomatic manifestations. Must be differentiated from schizoid personality, schizophrenic reaction, and other symptoms of neurotic reaction. Formerly classified as type of conversion hysteria.
DSM – II : 1968 Hysterical neurosis, dissociative type
In the dissociative type, alterations may occur in patient’s state of consciousness or in his identity, to produce such symptoms as amnesia, somnambulism, fugue, and multiple personality.
DSM – III: 1980 Multiple Personality Disorder
A. The existence within the individual of two or more distinct personalities, each of which is dominate at a particular time
B. The personality that is dominant at any particular time determines the individual’s behavior.
C. Each individual personality is complex and integrated with its own unique behavior patterns and social relationships.
D. Two or more alter personalities must exhibit individually distinct and consistent alter personality-specific behavior on at least three occasions.
E. There is evidence of some type of amnesia or combination of types of amnesia among alter personalities, the amnesia does not have to include all of the alters
DSM – IVR : 1994 Dissociative Identity Disorder
A. The presence of two or more distinct personality states (each with its own relative enduring pattern of perceiving, relating to, and thinking about the environment and self).
B. At least two of these identities or personality states recurrently take control of the person’s behavior.
C. Inability to recall important personal information that is too extensive to be explained by ordinary forgetfulness
D. The disturbance is not due to the direct physiological effects of a substance (e.g. black outs or chaotic behavior during Alcohol Intoxication) or a general medical condition (e.g. complex partial seizures) Note: In children, the symptoms are not attributable to imaginary playmates or other fantasy play.
DSM – V : 2013 Dissociative Identity Disorder
A. Disruption of identity characterized by two or more distinct personality states or an experience of possession, as evidenced by discontinuities in sense of self, cognition, behavior, affect, perceptions, and/or memories. The disruption may be observed by others or reported by the patient.
B. Inability to recall important personal information, for everyday events or traumatic events, that is inconsistent with ordinary forgetfulness
C. Causes clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning. (Necessity being determined)
D. The disturbance is not a normal part of a broadly accepted cultural or religious practice and is not due to the direct physiological effects of a substance (e.g. black outs or chaotic behavior during Alcohol Intoxication) or a general medical condition (e.g. complex partial seizures)
Note: In children, the symptoms are not attributable to imaginary playmates or other fantasy play.
Specify if: (Under Consideration)
a) with non-epileptic seizures or other conversion symptoms
b) with somatic symptoms that vary across identities (excluding those in specifier a)
Hysteria as a “women’s disorder” which has physical or psychological symptoms appearing without a biological cause
Christianity : 1400-1600 A.D. Witchcraft
Hysteric symptoms were manifestations of demonic possession
17th Century Uterine Theory
Return to belief of Hysteria as a “women’s disorder”
Franz Anton Mesmer : 1770s Hypnosis
Form of physical therapy to “cure” hysterics
Double Consciousness : 1816 Somnabulism
Patient switching between two personality states that were polar opposites, at least one-way amnesia and usually a good-evil split
Jean Martin Charcot : 1870s Neurological
Hysteria as a central nervous system disorder caused by emotional trauma
Robert Louis Stevenson : 1886 Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
First book to portray a “Split Personality”
Max Dessoir : 1890 Double Ego
Upper and lower consciousness, which speaks via our dreams. Lower consciousness accessible via hypnosis, or occurs without provocation in double consciousness.
Pierre Janet: 1892 Childhood Trauma & Désagrégation
Memories remained and attempted to invade all aspects of the person's life, in Double Consciousness and Hysteria it completely invaded. Cure was catharsis, usually via hypnosis.
Sigmund Freud : 1897 Seduction Theory
Rejected hypnosis and dissociation. Hysteria caused by sexual abuse as children. Later changed theory to be fantasized not actual seduction.
Eugen Bleuler : 1911 Dæmentia Præcox
Becomes Schizophrenia.
Pierre Janet : 1940s Recinded Beliefs
Now believed to be form of manic-depressive illness
DSM : 1952 Dissociative reaction, Psychoneurotic Disorder
This reaction represents a type of gross personality disorganization, the basis of which is a neurotic disturbance, although the diffuse dissociation seen in some cases may occasionally appear psychotic. The personality disorganization may result in aimless running or freezing. The repressed impulse giving rise to the anxiety may be discharged by, or deflected into, various symptomatic expressions, such as depersonalization, dissociated personality, stupor, fugue, amnesia, dream state, somnambulism, etc. The diagnosis will specify symptomatic manifestations. Must be differentiated from schizoid personality, schizophrenic reaction, and other symptoms of neurotic reaction. Formerly classified as type of conversion hysteria.
DSM – II : 1968 Hysterical neurosis, dissociative type
In the dissociative type, alterations may occur in patient’s state of consciousness or in his identity, to produce such symptoms as amnesia, somnambulism, fugue, and multiple personality.
DSM – III: 1980 Multiple Personality Disorder
A. The existence within the individual of two or more distinct personalities, each of which is dominate at a particular time
B. The personality that is dominant at any particular time determines the individual’s behavior.
C. Each individual personality is complex and integrated with its own unique behavior patterns and social relationships.
D. Two or more alter personalities must exhibit individually distinct and consistent alter personality-specific behavior on at least three occasions.
E. There is evidence of some type of amnesia or combination of types of amnesia among alter personalities, the amnesia does not have to include all of the alters
DSM – IVR : 1994 Dissociative Identity Disorder
A. The presence of two or more distinct personality states (each with its own relative enduring pattern of perceiving, relating to, and thinking about the environment and self).
B. At least two of these identities or personality states recurrently take control of the person’s behavior.
C. Inability to recall important personal information that is too extensive to be explained by ordinary forgetfulness
D. The disturbance is not due to the direct physiological effects of a substance (e.g. black outs or chaotic behavior during Alcohol Intoxication) or a general medical condition (e.g. complex partial seizures) Note: In children, the symptoms are not attributable to imaginary playmates or other fantasy play.
DSM – V : 2013 Dissociative Identity Disorder
A. Disruption of identity characterized by two or more distinct personality states or an experience of possession, as evidenced by discontinuities in sense of self, cognition, behavior, affect, perceptions, and/or memories. The disruption may be observed by others or reported by the patient.
B. Inability to recall important personal information, for everyday events or traumatic events, that is inconsistent with ordinary forgetfulness
C. Causes clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning. (Necessity being determined)
D. The disturbance is not a normal part of a broadly accepted cultural or religious practice and is not due to the direct physiological effects of a substance (e.g. black outs or chaotic behavior during Alcohol Intoxication) or a general medical condition (e.g. complex partial seizures)
Note: In children, the symptoms are not attributable to imaginary playmates or other fantasy play.
Specify if: (Under Consideration)
a) with non-epileptic seizures or other conversion symptoms
b) with somatic symptoms that vary across identities (excluding those in specifier a)
Here's some examples of the goodies from it:
Melissa Parker LMHC
Melissa is a survivor of complex trauma and psychiatric abuse who lives with DID. She is a psychotherapist at Center Psychotherapy, a group mental health practice in Arlington Massachusetts, where she specializes in the treatment of trauma. Melissa’s work and perspectives are rooted in Transpersonal Theory, Neuroscience, Developmental Psychology, and principles of the Antipsychiatry Movement. Melissa seeks to work from a place of cultural humility and strives to improve upon her ability to be a worthy ally to BIPOC and fellow members of the LGBTQ community.
Serenity Serseción PhD; They/Them/Their
Dr. Serseción is a plural, genderqueer, bilingual, Puerto Rican, and licensed clinical psychologist. Dr. Serseción has a private practice that focuses on the plural community, people of color, sexual and gender minorities, and people in various subcultures (kink, poly, furry, fandoms). Clinical focuses are depression, anxiety, trauma, and dissociation. They have worked as a clinician in various sites such as universities, community mental health agencies, hospitals and more. They were previously an interim director at a local LGBTQ+ specialty clinic. In addition to supervising new doctoral student clinicians and teaching psychology and diversity courses at various universities for over 5 years.
Jane Tambreé
Jane Tambreé was born and raised on Long Island, NY. She is a survivor of ritualistic sexual trauma, physical violence and emotional abuse. Jane was diagnosed with DID in her mid-20s. Educated at the University of Maryland, School of Social Work, (LCSW-C), Jane has 35 years of experience working as both a clinical and forensic social worker. She specializes in working with those who have suffered trauma, those marginalized and incarcerated, those diagnosed with psychotic disorders and asylees and refugees from East Africa. Jane currently lives in Maryland.
Kali Tambreé
Kali Tambreé is the only child of Jane Tambreé, and was born and raised in Maryland by Jane and her system. Kali has, from a young age, developed close relationships to many of Jane's alters, and considers a number of them siblings. She is currently based in California, where she is on track to receive her PhD in Sociology from UCLA. She is an abolitionist who supports political education in juvenile detention centers in the broader Los Angeles area.
Melissa is a survivor of complex trauma and psychiatric abuse who lives with DID. She is a psychotherapist at Center Psychotherapy, a group mental health practice in Arlington Massachusetts, where she specializes in the treatment of trauma. Melissa’s work and perspectives are rooted in Transpersonal Theory, Neuroscience, Developmental Psychology, and principles of the Antipsychiatry Movement. Melissa seeks to work from a place of cultural humility and strives to improve upon her ability to be a worthy ally to BIPOC and fellow members of the LGBTQ community.
Serenity Serseción PhD; They/Them/Their
Dr. Serseción is a plural, genderqueer, bilingual, Puerto Rican, and licensed clinical psychologist. Dr. Serseción has a private practice that focuses on the plural community, people of color, sexual and gender minorities, and people in various subcultures (kink, poly, furry, fandoms). Clinical focuses are depression, anxiety, trauma, and dissociation. They have worked as a clinician in various sites such as universities, community mental health agencies, hospitals and more. They were previously an interim director at a local LGBTQ+ specialty clinic. In addition to supervising new doctoral student clinicians and teaching psychology and diversity courses at various universities for over 5 years.
Jane Tambreé
Jane Tambreé was born and raised on Long Island, NY. She is a survivor of ritualistic sexual trauma, physical violence and emotional abuse. Jane was diagnosed with DID in her mid-20s. Educated at the University of Maryland, School of Social Work, (LCSW-C), Jane has 35 years of experience working as both a clinical and forensic social worker. She specializes in working with those who have suffered trauma, those marginalized and incarcerated, those diagnosed with psychotic disorders and asylees and refugees from East Africa. Jane currently lives in Maryland.
Kali Tambreé
Kali Tambreé is the only child of Jane Tambreé, and was born and raised in Maryland by Jane and her system. Kali has, from a young age, developed close relationships to many of Jane's alters, and considers a number of them siblings. She is currently based in California, where she is on track to receive her PhD in Sociology from UCLA. She is an abolitionist who supports political education in juvenile detention centers in the broader Los Angeles area.
DID: Common Misperceptions of Extreme Skeptics by Colin A. Ross M.D.
In this talk, Dr. Ross will review common misperceptions of skeptics about DID and will explain why each one is mistaken. This information could be useful when talking to mental health professionals. Examples of such mistaken beliefs and attitudes include that DID: is rare; is mostly confined to North America; is a passing fad created in therapy; is made worse by therapy; is just an excuse not to be responsible for your behavior; is based on false memories; is not accepted by the relevant scientific community; is a disorder that cannot be diagnosed reliably; is not based on science.
Parenting and Dissociation: What's Play Got to Do With It? by Amy Wagner, M.A., LMFT, LMHC
This presentation will explore both sides of the same coin; being a parent who experiences dissociation and parenting a child who experiences dissociation. Parenting brings a new level of understanding towards embracing dissociation for all the parts involved, inside and outside parts. We will get a chance to explore parenting dynamics, strategies for wholehearted parenting with dissociation, ways to engage with parts through play, and a joy and deep understanding of the underlying reasons for the parents or child's dissociative response. As the presentation wraps up, an open Q and A time will allow participants to ask questions of the presenter.
Dissociation of Identity and Traumatic Learning by Randy Noblitt PhD
This presentation discusses the concept of dissociation of identity, an alternative way of understanding people who experience DID, OSDD and other multiple self representations or plurality. Some individuals with this experience also describe abusive experiences that included traumatic training, or programming. This presentation will integrate these concepts and discuss how clinicians can avoid imposing their preconceived ideas on those with dissociation of identity and best support their clients in self-directed recovery.
Crazy: In Search of a Narrative by Lyn Barrett
Sometimes the symptoms are there, the diagnosis is made, but the memories forget to show up. What happens when you wait for concrete memories to come out of hiding and they never do? Is recovery possible without access to narrative memory? DID is disorienting enough but the lack of memories is the true stuff of crazy making. Drawing on my memoir, Crazy: In Search of a Narrative, as well as research on traumatic memory, we will explore this phenomenon inside and out. You may complete a voluntary narrative form to collect data on the prevalence of “persistently hidden memories” in DID.
It Takes A Village: Raising A Child In Co-Consciousness by Jane and Kali Tambree
This presentation will attend to the relationships and practices between a parent with DID and an only child. We will reveal aspects of Jane's life that created the conditions of DID's emergence and diagnosis, and discuss the specificity of her system of over eighty alters. We will offer a discussion on how Jane introduced DID to Kali as a young child, and how her system was incorporated into her parenting. Kali will share her experience of being raised in a home of multiples, and demonstrate the power and uniqueness of her mother's rearing.
In this talk, Dr. Ross will review common misperceptions of skeptics about DID and will explain why each one is mistaken. This information could be useful when talking to mental health professionals. Examples of such mistaken beliefs and attitudes include that DID: is rare; is mostly confined to North America; is a passing fad created in therapy; is made worse by therapy; is just an excuse not to be responsible for your behavior; is based on false memories; is not accepted by the relevant scientific community; is a disorder that cannot be diagnosed reliably; is not based on science.
Parenting and Dissociation: What's Play Got to Do With It? by Amy Wagner, M.A., LMFT, LMHC
This presentation will explore both sides of the same coin; being a parent who experiences dissociation and parenting a child who experiences dissociation. Parenting brings a new level of understanding towards embracing dissociation for all the parts involved, inside and outside parts. We will get a chance to explore parenting dynamics, strategies for wholehearted parenting with dissociation, ways to engage with parts through play, and a joy and deep understanding of the underlying reasons for the parents or child's dissociative response. As the presentation wraps up, an open Q and A time will allow participants to ask questions of the presenter.
Dissociation of Identity and Traumatic Learning by Randy Noblitt PhD
This presentation discusses the concept of dissociation of identity, an alternative way of understanding people who experience DID, OSDD and other multiple self representations or plurality. Some individuals with this experience also describe abusive experiences that included traumatic training, or programming. This presentation will integrate these concepts and discuss how clinicians can avoid imposing their preconceived ideas on those with dissociation of identity and best support their clients in self-directed recovery.
Crazy: In Search of a Narrative by Lyn Barrett
Sometimes the symptoms are there, the diagnosis is made, but the memories forget to show up. What happens when you wait for concrete memories to come out of hiding and they never do? Is recovery possible without access to narrative memory? DID is disorienting enough but the lack of memories is the true stuff of crazy making. Drawing on my memoir, Crazy: In Search of a Narrative, as well as research on traumatic memory, we will explore this phenomenon inside and out. You may complete a voluntary narrative form to collect data on the prevalence of “persistently hidden memories” in DID.
It Takes A Village: Raising A Child In Co-Consciousness by Jane and Kali Tambree
This presentation will attend to the relationships and practices between a parent with DID and an only child. We will reveal aspects of Jane's life that created the conditions of DID's emergence and diagnosis, and discuss the specificity of her system of over eighty alters. We will offer a discussion on how Jane introduced DID to Kali as a young child, and how her system was incorporated into her parenting. Kali will share her experience of being raised in a home of multiples, and demonstrate the power and uniqueness of her mother's rearing.
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MasterManifester
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I just went looking for this thread after watching this video. The cringiest shit I have ever seen.
I love the way “skin colour” was one of the first differences she listed between her “alters”. These attention seekers just love farming oppression points where they wouldn’t otherwise be able to in their privileged little lives. Speaking of privilege, I also love the part where she said she became homeless with her “partner” (I put it in quotes because she’s so young and probably knew them five mins but wants to sound like a grown up). In the U.K. you’re classified as homeless even if you’re staying with a friend for a while, but she wants to evoke the image of her sleeping on the streets for pity.
Even the other lady said “back then it wasn’t as popular a diagnosis as it is now” popular haha - she probably meant to say common, but she hit the nail on the head.
I went to find her own YouTube channel and of course all the alters are just the usual imaginary OP’s playing dress up and putting on accents. I can’t believe this fakery is constantly validated on YouTube and tiktok.
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I remember our gorl telling everyone that she can’t rent anywhere because of her criminal history of physical assault, but holy fuck, she’s even got attempted murder on that rap sheet, if her tiktoks are to be believed.
I’m dying to know her full name so I can search her criminal record to see if she’s full of shit or hiding things that are even worse.
I’m dying to know her full name so I can search her criminal record to see if she’s full of shit or hiding things that are even worse.
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It's probly moreso non payment of rent or utilities which is something which you can deny based on, a lot of criminal history is not enough in most states to deny tenancy. Even so there are always places such as hud and section 8 that dont even check on bacgrounds.
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She was saying that her boyfriend was immediately kicking her out, so maybe she meant that her history of violence made it hard for her to find a place on such short notice. When I google “Washington housing felony” the first few sources say that landlords can deny you for having a felony and that you might need to look for explicitly “felon friendly” housing.
Lmao what a fucking loser. She’s lucky her boyfriend is an equally big loser and took her crazy ass back.
ETA from the google doc about her. This is apparently one of her old friends.
It’s all true, if you look at the police report I provide below. Lindsey only left out that Brianna spat in her eyes.
UPDATE:
So far it looks like that domestic assault charge filed by Lindsey ended in a misdemeanor and not a felony because it was downgraded to a municipal issue. She has another misdemeanor in Wyoming for interfering with a police officer.
At her mental competency test for the domestic violence she brought her teddy bear to hold and told the counselor that her main way of making money was ad revenue from her YouTube channel (I guess admitting to being an e-whore would have made her look worse). Very ironic that she went on to describe to the domestic violence counselor that her YouTube channel is a way for her to help destigmatize mental illness.
https://mega.nz/folder/V4wgELIS#zIIafDsRBGrb8lweBAre0w
Here’s a link to all of the Washington court documents
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Half Hellish Melvin
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Acrylic and Aether showed Brianna the recent upload of court documents. In response, she's decided that sperging out is the best PR strategy.
Web Archive is being weird so dm me if it doesn't work. I'm uploading the html file just in case.
edit: attempted to un-fuck the embedded youtube link. archive.org is still not working for me.
Web Archive is being weird so dm me if it doesn't work. I'm uploading the html file just in case.
edit: attempted to un-fuck the embedded youtube link. archive.org is still not working for me.
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So pretty much confirms she self-diagnosed as DID because they state "self-reported" and when they discuss limited mental health contacts that ususally means the person is not in any normal treatment. This was after a 14 day hospital stay to deem if she needed to be civilly committed as well as to assess if she was capable of understanding the charges against her. These documents are pretty good proof that shes NOT DID at all and its all a farce for youtube money.She was saying that her boyfriend was immediately kicking her out, so maybe she meant that her history of violence made it hard for her to find a place on such short notice. When I google “Washington housing felony” the first few sources say that landlords can deny you for having a felony and that you might need to look for explicitly “felon friendly” housing.
Lmao what a fucking loser. She’s lucky her boyfriend is an equally big loser and took her crazy ass back.
ETA from the google doc about her. This is apparently one of her old friends.
View attachment 1877331
It’s all true, if you look at the police report I provide below. Lindsey only left out that Brianna spat in her eyes.
UPDATE:
So far it looks like that domestic assault charge filed by Lindsey ended in a misdemeanor and not a felony because it was downgraded to a municipal issue. She has another misdemeanor in Wyoming for interfering with a police officer.
At her mental competency test for the domestic violence she brought her teddy bear to hold and told the counselor that her main way of making money was ad revenue from her YouTube channel (I guess admitting to being an e-whore would have made her look worse). Very ironic that she went on to describe to the domestic violence counselor that her YouTube channel is a way for her to help destigmatize mental illness.
https://mega.nz/folder/V4wgELIS#zIIafDsRBGrb8lweBAre0w
Here’s a link to all of the Washington court documents
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She’s now questioning her self diagnosis
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The fact that A&A furiously check this (relatively slow) thread for new plural goss is the most interesting thing about them
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I'd say 99% of people on tumblr or facebook, etc trying to make a show of having DID are fake. The disorder is one of hiding oneself from being hurt it would not be showcasing it.
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At the Keynote speech for this conference it's interesting they are AGAINST these youtube people, but still have ideas that are odd.
They state that self-diagnosis is fine.
They made sure to state that its a myth that switches are obvious and dramatic. (Like the youtube people)
They do not beleive DID is a mental illness. (Kinda akin to the whole neurotypical movement in autism)
They beleive that Non Human parts are common. (Never have run into this at all nor heard of it beyond fiction)
They have a handout on "DID Phobia in Therapists" and how to watch out for them:
If therapists want to commit a DID patient they are phobic...
If therapist wants the DID person to take meds they are phobic....
The usage of the word "manipulative" is triggering and a slur. as is usage of the word persevating, psychotic, addict, alcoholic etc.
How to untrigger words:
Change paranoid to afraid.
Change manic to high energy.
Change mental illness to mental health concern.
Change non-compliant/resistant to careful.
Change acting out to traumatized.
Resources they gave me so far:
Etiquette with Plurals:
www.exunoplures.org
Guide to give to employers:
Transitioning while Plural:
www.exunoplures.org
They sent me to the youtube channel Multiplicity and Me.
Heading to a session about how to counter arguments DID isnt real. Dude that was to run the session the DIRECTOR AND FOUNDER of the DID Movement decided not to show up at the last minute....
Attachment is the book I was given when i registered.
Ended up in a topic on parenting and dissociation supposedly the alters wouldn't allow the lady to deliver her baby because they wanted to keep playing with him inside.
They have breakout rooms tehre are FORTY therapist stating they actively have DID!
Podcast of one of the therapists:
Therapist break outs getting even crazier. Some seek out to diagnosis their clients as DID and brought their therapists/clients to this conference.
One of the therapist client team is presenting now they are COLLEAGUES and work together this is completely against any code of ethics a therapist has.
Never thought I'd go to a conference for therappists and hear one say "Yea I have to tell my clients when I get commited since I wont be able to see them during that."
They state that self-diagnosis is fine.
They made sure to state that its a myth that switches are obvious and dramatic. (Like the youtube people)
They do not beleive DID is a mental illness. (Kinda akin to the whole neurotypical movement in autism)
They beleive that Non Human parts are common. (Never have run into this at all nor heard of it beyond fiction)
They have a handout on "DID Phobia in Therapists" and how to watch out for them:
If therapists want to commit a DID patient they are phobic...
If therapist wants the DID person to take meds they are phobic....
The usage of the word "manipulative" is triggering and a slur. as is usage of the word persevating, psychotic, addict, alcoholic etc.
How to untrigger words:
Change paranoid to afraid.
Change manic to high energy.
Change mental illness to mental health concern.
Change non-compliant/resistant to careful.
Change acting out to traumatized.
Resources they gave me so far:
Etiquette with Plurals:
Rules of Engagement: Plural Etiquette
Transitioning while Plural:
Transitioning while Plural
They sent me to the youtube channel Multiplicity and Me.
Heading to a session about how to counter arguments DID isnt real. Dude that was to run the session the DIRECTOR AND FOUNDER of the DID Movement decided not to show up at the last minute....
Attachment is the book I was given when i registered.
Ended up in a topic on parenting and dissociation supposedly the alters wouldn't allow the lady to deliver her baby because they wanted to keep playing with him inside.
They have breakout rooms tehre are FORTY therapist stating they actively have DID!
Podcast of one of the therapists:
Therapist break outs getting even crazier. Some seek out to diagnosis their clients as DID and brought their therapists/clients to this conference.
One of the therapist client team is presenting now they are COLLEAGUES and work together this is completely against any code of ethics a therapist has.
Never thought I'd go to a conference for therappists and hear one say "Yea I have to tell my clients when I get commited since I wont be able to see them during that."
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