Life Through a Trauma Lens
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Here, I will discuss trauma and Dissociative Identity Disorder from the prospective of those with it, and from those who see it from the outside.
There are views from both sides of the lens, and each side sees a very different picture.
We will discuss how trauma affects the way a person filters and reacts.
Beyond trauma, we will discuss how a person can develop Dissociative Identity Disorder, previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder, from enduring severe trauma, usually during childhood.
For those close to someone affected by trauma and DID, it can be challenging. There is often a lack of support for those living with the outward effects.
DID is very misunderstood, even by many mental health care professionals. Lack of education and experience with DID, makes diagnosing and treating it difficult, which also makes it more difficult for those close to a person with DID.
I now offer the personal support I wish I would have had, while going through my own challenging situations.
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There is an inner and outer lens prospective of trauma, and the view from each side is very different. Here, we will discuss and support both sides.