Some days dissociation may feel obvious. Other days, it may seem to have disappeared. It’s understandable to wonder whether this means you really have DID. Dissociative symptoms often increase when…
Yes. Having DID does not mean you cannot be high functioning. Many people with DID maintain relationships, work, and manage everyday responsibilities. In many systems, different parts handle different areas…
No, it does not mean you don’t have DID if your family says you never experienced trauma. Your family might say you can’t have DID because: They may not have…
It is very common to wonder why you did not notice your parts earlier. If they have been there all along, where were they hiding? In some systems, certain parts…
Many people worry that they might be “going crazy” when they first begin considering the possibility of DID. This reaction makes sense when you are noticing experiences that are confusing…
“What if I’m making this up?” is one of the most common fears people have when they begin considering DID. The idea of having DID can be a great deal…
Can You Have DID and Still Be High Functioning? Does realizing you might have DID mean you’re going crazy? If My Dissociative Symptoms Come and Go, Does That Mean It…