In Volume 2 of Engaging Multiple Personalities, there is a discussion entitled “The Trap of Forgiveness” which is directed to therapists counseling DID patients: “Therapy must be practical. It must…
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The sad and terrible truth is that people prefer to simply ignore the depth of horror that the abuse of children entails. They find it easier to dismiss stories, memories,…
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This is a lightly edited response to a question posed by a spouse about alters coming out far more at night than during the day: In Volume 1 of Engaging…
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All my postings are general comments, and must not be construed as treatment instructions for any specific individual. Should you choose to consider any of my suggestions, you must first…
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I just returned from a Conference on DID in Orlando Florida (January 30th to Feb 1) and posted on Facebook about how positive and supportive the conference was for all…
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