Our Functional Multiplicity Peer Support Group, meeting Saturdays at 19:00 GMT, has three openings. It's designed for those with secondary dissociation and embraces all gender identities. We focus on weekly topics such as managing internal conflict and navigating daily life with dissociation.
This post shares the experiences of a child alter and it is explanatory and analytical and shows how sys members who are supported can slowly heal.
There are some issues, especially in terms of continuity. However, I think that we are learning to use “dissociation” in many adaptive ways.
There are some issues, especially in terms of continuity. However, I think that we are learning to use “dissociation” in many adaptive ways.
We encourage our inner fam to express themselves and to post on the Blog. Here Teo, one of the littles, talks about healing
As a plural, CSA is experienced in many ways. For example, some in a collective may never have experienced it. Here is a young survivor's POV
Fast switching can be very unsettling both for us and those around us. Here Herbie gives an overview of how our Collective experiences this.
Internal relationships can be complicated and depend on many factors. Here are some thoughts from some of our younger insiders.
Our most successful Host of 20 years went dormant for a while and recently came back to us. Here they are telling their System's story
I want to focus on coping mechanisms and healing strategies and do not want to talk directly about the experiences of CSA, but Trigger Warning in case.
We perceive Consciousness in 4 different dimensions with time being a potential focal point, or what we call The Now-Space.
Since discovering being plural, how has our system evolved along the way? Self-analysis and brutal honesty are always essential to progress. A bitter truth is better than a sweet lie!
Are you a plural? According to Internal Family Systems (a proven psychotherapy approach used to treat PTSD and a range of other severe dissociative disorders) everybody is a plural, so there is nothing to be concerned about! Once we combine that with the Theory of Structural Dissociation it is quite intuitive to see how distinct […]