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Does anyone have good books about DID?

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Other forms of resources would also be appreciated.

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Pandoras_Can_Opener@mander.xyz
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Not about DID specifically but for cPTSD I found the writings of Pete Walker and Judith Herman very illuminating.

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amtwon@lemmy.world
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Coping with Trauma-Related Dissociation by Suzette Boon

I don’t have DID, but parts work has been super helpful for me. Plus there’s an audiobook version, which has been great since I have a hard time focusing on reading. I’ve gotten a lot out of it so far

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Synth@startrek.website
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The CTAD Clinic on YouTube has excellent info on structural dissociation.

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