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Pros
A deliberate but gentle, steady approach. We harbor a dominant perspective and multiple other perspectives, including the spiritual or compassionate perspective.
Emdr, somatic experience, sensorimotor therapy and viseral sensory neuroscience are some of the methods used to treat did. This book explains how hypo * trauma clients can go unnoticed.
The chapters are very short, which is good for people who are easily overwhelmed. Each chapter has worksheets and exercises to promote healing. Many coping and grounding exercises.
Could not be happier with this book. My only complaint about this book is that the font is extremely light, making it cumbersome to read.
I have been diagnosed with ptsd. I also work with a lot of addicts and have become convinced that almost all addicts suffer from ddnos. Very informative for anyone needing to know about d.
Cons
Is pedantic, comprised of basic, common sense advice that can be applied to dissociation. The other 1/2 is painstaking instructions for the use of relaxation techniques and guided imagery.
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Would be helpful for therapist a person with the diagnosis and family and friends of those with the diagnosis
There is no shame in working through things and this book will help those who struggle to do so follow through and be able to b... Read More
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Overall as slow as the read was in this reviewers opinion it will help someone without “trapping” them into a set treatment
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This isnt for the faint of heart
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I never read the whole thing though
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Like most mental health diagnosis did or mpd has been poorly over dramatized in the media
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This is more lightly covering all the bases with quite a few guided question and viewpoint summaries at the end of each chapter
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This is more of a jumping off point to get you started than a carry you through the entire process
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I can understand why they did this as it states many times therapy should be done with a therapist and not by yourself
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As a multiple its really frustrating to look and look and find so few books actually geared for did
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