Building Self-Regulation Skills Mini-Course
Welcome to the Building Self-Regulation Skills Mini-Course! You will be able to ask your questions about each lesson in the mini-course forum. I will be around to answer them. The…
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Explore Your Membership Your Questions Answered When should I give the other part choices vs giving myself the choice? What do I do if a blind alter wants to front?…
Coaching Connection
A growing collection of practical guidance, clinical insights, and healing perspectives that go beyond education. Each Coaching Connection explores a topic through Alicia's therapeutic lens, helping you understand not only…
Discover What Helps Your Nervous System Feel Safer
Start Building Your Self-Regulation Toolkit Have you ever been told to practice mindfulness or deep breathing, only to find that it made you feel worse? You're not alone. While many…
Trauma Changed What Your Brain Holds Onto. You Can Change That.
Survivors of complex childhood trauma are at risk of not fully benefiting from experiences that have the capacity to heal. Today, I’m going to talk about a simple way you…
Your Questions Answered
One of the benefits of your free membership is that you can submit questions for me to answer. Each week, I answer one or more questions. Depending on how many…
Your Question
Each week, I answer one or more questions. Depending on how many questions I receive, I may not be able to answer every one but I promise I will read…
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About CommuniDID As a therapist who works with clients living with DID and OSDD, I have seen how difficult it can be to find knowledgeable help. While I can’t provide…
Client-Facing DID Resources for Therapists
For Therapists Supporting Clients with Dissociative Identity Disorder Everything on this page is created for people with DID.You are welcome to browse and share any of these resources with clients…
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