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Your Alters Might be Mad at You!

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Why your alters might feel angry at you—and five compassionate ways to understand their perspective and begin repairing trust.

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Read more about the article Dissociation Without Memory Loss

Dissociation Without Memory Loss

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

https://youtu.be/eBbKel8IOjg I talked in a previous video about what dissociation is and how it is losing contact with the present moment in some way. It’s not always the case that…

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Read more about the article 4 Hidden Reasons You Can’t Communicate With Your System

4 Hidden Reasons You Can’t Communicate With Your System

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

System communication in DID isn’t always easy. This video explains common reasons alters may not respond—and how awareness can help you start improving those connections.

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Read more about the article Stuck in Trauma Time

Stuck in Trauma Time

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

https://youtu.be/PGpEF5hW5is Some members of a dissociative identity system are stuck in trauma time. This means they are experiencing old traumas of the past as if they are still happening right…

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Are You an Alter?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

https://youtu.be/x_A8NQg3FS0 If you are new to your realization of having DID, what I’m going to talk about today might be difficult to hear: You are an alter and not any…

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Read more about the article All DID Symptoms Fall Into 2 Categories

All DID Symptoms Fall Into 2 Categories

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

The DSM lists only two criteria for DID, but they explain a lot. This video unpacks how memory problems and identity disruptions create the wide variety of DID symptoms.

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Read more about the article How DID Gets Misdiagnosed as Schizophrenia

How DID Gets Misdiagnosed as Schizophrenia

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

https://youtu.be/qeXNMQKBzbw Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is frequently misdiagnosed as schizophrenia. One reason for this is that some mental health professionals continue to refuse to accept that DID is a real…

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Read more about the article What Helped You Then Leaves You Vulnerable Now

What Helped You Then Leaves You Vulnerable Now

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

https://youtu.be/GOzm8z23yMo If you are a survivor of extended childhood trauma, you learned to maximize your safety through certain behaviors. You might have learned: to not ask for things or to…

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Read more about the article What is Dissociation?

What is Dissociation?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

https://youtu.be/I_CMTNOSkig Dissociation is something of a confusing topic. Like many things, dissociation can happen across a spectrum. Not all dissociation is abnormal, pathological, or something to worry about. In fact,…

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Does DID Ever Go Away?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

https://youtu.be/xL77Siaxj1g A common question is “Does DID ever go away?” I think the answer depends on how you define “go away.” If a person’s definition of “go away” is to…

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