DMOZ Internet Directory : Health : Mental_Health : Disorders : Dissociative : Personal

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This category is for personal homepages or autobiographical pages of individuals with Dissociative Identity Disorder (or multiple personalities). Included are sites that take a traditional, psychiatric perspective (that this is a disorder) and those that take the perspective that multiplicity is simply another way one's mind might be organized.

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MPD for We - Celebrates and honours the power and heroism of MPD, DID. Deals with Bipolar Disorder and addictions recovery too. Troubledkid's MPD/DID page - An inside look at the lives of a multiple system. Humor, poetry, links, awards, and webrings. The Collective Misfit - Multiplicity as a way of life. Poetry and pictures. Links To The Lives Of The TRP - The TRPss', or Trpsters are a DID/MPD system. They tell about their lives. Art Odyssey - Using original artworkto deal with sexual trauma and other abuses from a multiple point of view. Shattered Selves - Included are a glossary for MPD terminology, poetry, links and resources, Survivors Web Ring, and information about co-consciousness and child abuse. Mind Parts - Healing from trauma and dissociation, with insights into the aftermath of childhood sexual abuse, and exploring the healing process. Bits And Pieces Of DID/MPD - A traditional perspective for those newly diagnosed DID/MPD. Personal stories, creative poetry enhanced with corresponding articles. The Shire: One Multiple's View of Their Life - "Life as a multiple;" essays, biographies, history, artwork, and poetry. DID Sanctuary - Contains articles including on switching, headaches and anger. Julie's MPD Website - Healing the wounds of abuse using art therapy and poetry. Includes links to information about dissociative identity disorder and survivor sites.

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