Resources

i put together this thread for everyone. it has a list of threads that deal with common questions & topics that i see appear a lot on here, especially from people new to this forum/DID in general, and one of the threads listed has a couple DDNOS-1/DID resource websites.


-- *For all new to this forum/For all seeking help&advice*: http://www.psychforums.com/dissociative-identity/topic110069.html


- cassie (age ?)

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This is a great thread about the topic of personalities, splitting and the like. It bares a trigger warning

This project is incredible! It's a wiki about mental illness caused by trauma - which of course includes DID! It's an open wiki where any of you can go and edit, as long as your edits are backed up by personal references.

http://www.dissociative-identity-disorder.net/wiki/

That's not personal of course - that was suppose to be professional/expert references.

Best resources on the net for Dissociative Identity Disorder

ISST-D
Dissociative Identity Disorder DID.org
Dissociative Identity Disorder DID.net
Dissociative Identity Disorder wiki
Trauma and Dissociation wiki
Merk manual for professionals
Medscape for professionals
Sidran

The Pottergate Centre offers free screening evaluations for the DES 2, SQD-20, and A-DES (the adolescent version of the DES) for those in the appropriate age group.

They actually score it by hand, a process that gives much more insight than a computer algorithm. They also offer to discuss your results further, if anyone wishes to. The best part is that anyone can take part, not just those in the UK.

The e-mail I used to contact the centre is remyaquarone@btconnect.com Remy Aquarone is the Centre Director. They were able to give me the tests relatively quickly, but it took a few days to grade them.

http://discussingdissociation.com/list- ... this-blog/