Dissociative Identity Disorder is when people experience a fragmented sense of self, with more than one “part” or personality that takes control of a person’s identity at various times. DID is usually associated with people who experienced trauma during childhood.
Available Treatment Options for DID
Therapist interventions for people with DID include psychoeducation, where a professional explains what DID is, how it can affect people, and how it affects them. From there, interventions may focus on relieving the most distressing symptoms, such as processing emotions, integrating different personalities, or understanding their role in the person’s experience. Some Dissociative Identity Disorder therapists and clients may focus on the childhood trauma that led to the dissociation. This focus can help a person understand the root of their disorder and can sometimes bring them clarity and more well-being.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
I have 25 years of providing individual, couples and family therapy within mental health agencies and private practice which has afforded me the chance to work with SMI clients ( Seriously Mentally Ill) both adults and kids. I am experienced in treating all general mental health disorders (anxiety, depression, anger management, grief & loss, family issues, conflict resolution, divorce and...
Hello! I'm Kayla and I've been focused on psychology, sociology, and clinical mental health since I graduated with my BA degree in 2013 and my MA degree in 2019. In session, I like take a person-centered approach where the client leads the conversation. My goal is to help each individual work through their seasons of life by allowing for a safe, comfortable, and a non-judgmental atmosphere to...
I am a compassionate and solution focused therapist, trained in EMDR and I use an eclectic mix of interventions-based on your needs-to help you live your best life. I am skilled in working with a variety of clients, from high-functioning to the seriously mentally ill, including personality disorders of all types, and specifically dissociative identity disorder (multiple personalities). ADHD,...
One of the most important lessons I have learned as a therapist is that therapy requires more than a one size fits all approach. I treat every person as an individual. I lean on my years of experience and use a multitude of treatment modalities to treat your individual needs. We can work together to help you achieve your therapeutic goals. I have treated individuals with a variety of issues,...
"It is the client who knows what hurts, what directions to go, what problems are crucial, what experiences have been deeply buried" (Rogers, 1961). Therapy is an important place to explore many different areas within a person’s life. As a trained trauma-informed therapist, I hope to foster a comfortable, open-minded, trusting, and understanding environment to explore and process those areas. I...
