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Understanding Dissociative Identity Disorder

By Dorlee

Growing Together by Nancy-Lee Mauger This artwork exhibits 25 parts of the artist; Shy (26th) chose to remain hidden. Would you be able to correctly diagnose an individual with Dissociation Identity Disorder (DID)?  Between 1-3% of the general population have this mental illness, but only about 6% of them actually present with visibly distinct alternate identities. […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews Tagged With: DID, dissociation, dissociative identity disorder, EMDR, Laura Alisha Myers-Doughty, memory, Nancy-Lee Mauger, PTSD, repression, Tom Cloyd, trauma

50 Shades of Pain

By Dorlee

50 Shades of Pain  Child abuse comes in many forms, Neglect, emotional, physical, sexual, And for some, a combo, You may think this is an anomaly, Something that only happens to other people, To folks different from you in some way… But the perpetrators come from… All socioeconomic backgrounds, All racial groups, all types of […]

Filed Under: Social Work, Therapeutic Skills Tagged With: adult survivor of child sexual abuse, child abuse, clinical social work, dissociation, incest, mental health, poem, repression, sexual abuse, shame

Facing Repression

By Dorlee

Repression

What Is Repression? Repression is one strong defense, With it, you have a total lack of recall, No thoughts, feelings or memories, Of the painful event(s). In the conscious memory, that is. How can that be, you ask? People have different things to bury: Abandonment or neglect, Physical abuse, Sexual abuse, Other issues, Or some […]

Filed Under: Personal Growth, Social Work, Therapy Tagged With: clinical social work, personal development, poem, repression

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