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Author: Alicia Polk

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Read more about the article Grieving with DID

Grieving with DID

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

When grief moves unevenly through a DID system, it’s not dysfunction — it’s protection. This video explores how loss can surface in layers and why that’s okay.

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Read more about the article Need Help Fast? Try Mental Health Urgent Care!

Need Help Fast? Try Mental Health Urgent Care!

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Explains how mental health urgent care clinics provide same-day, judgment-free support for people in crisis who need help now but don’t require hospitalization.

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Read more about the article CPT and DID: Why Treating PTSD Makes Recovery Easier

CPT and DID: Why Treating PTSD Makes Recovery Easier

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Why CPT doesn’t treat DID directly but can still help systems — by reducing PTSD symptoms, increasing stability, and supporting deeper healing.

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Read more about the article When Everything Falls Apart After Success

When Everything Falls Apart After Success

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

This video explains why progress can feel unsafe for trauma survivors and how to respond with compassion instead of judgment when backlash appears.

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Read more about the article EMDR for DID: Making Sure It’s Safe

EMDR for DID: Making Sure It’s Safe

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Is EMDR safe for trauma and DID? Learn red flags, green flags, and the questions to ask your therapist to ensure safe, effective EMDR therapy.

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Read more about the article Discounting the Positive Part 2

Discounting the Positive Part 2

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Discounting the positive makes it hard to trust compliments or believe in your progress. This video shares simple, trauma-informed steps to challenge that thinking trap and begin reclaiming your confidence.

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Read more about the article EMDR for DID: Is It Safe?

EMDR for DID: Is It Safe?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Explore the risks and safeguards of using EMDR with DID and OSDD, including why pacing and protector cooperation are critical for safe treatment.

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Read more about the article Trauma Thinking Trap: Discounting the Positive (DID)

Trauma Thinking Trap: Discounting the Positive (DID)

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Why trauma survivors discount the positive — excusing or minimizing compliments and successes — and how this survival strategy once protected DID/OSDD systems.

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Read more about the article ADHD Time Blindness or Dissociation? How to Tell Them Apart

ADHD Time Blindness or Dissociation? How to Tell Them Apart

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

ADHD time-blindness and dissociative time loss can look similar — this video explains the key differences so you can tell them apart.

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Read more about the article Why Small Actions Create Big Change in Trauma Recovery

Why Small Actions Create Big Change in Trauma Recovery

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Healing from DID builds like compound interest — this video shows how small, steady steps can add up to big change.

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