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From our Bookstore Multiple Personality Disorder from the Inside Out
What it Means to Me to be Multiple I have pulled together pieces of various letters I wrote to friends in the fall of 1996, explaining what I meant when I said I have multiple personalities or Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). Since then, my insiders have become more independent, but I think that the ideas below are useful as a step along the way. Visit Pem/Pam in SC to continue reading, when you click here. Online Conference Transcripts DID/MPD: Working Within the Multiple System Our guest, Anne Pratt, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist at the Traumatic Stress Institute. Her expertise centers around psychological trauma and Dissociative Identity Disorder (Multiple Personality Disorder). The discussion focuses on getting your alters to work together. Read the transcript when you click here.
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book is organized as a series of answers to questions common to BPD
sufferers: What is BPD? How long does it last? What other problems co-occur
with BPD? Overviews what we currently know about BPD make up the first
section of the book. Later chapters cover several common treatment
approaches to BPD: dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), mentalization-based
therapy (MBT), and medical treatment using psychoactive drugs. In the last
sections of the book, readers learn a range of day-to-day coping skills that
can help moderate the symptoms of BPD. 
