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JEKBreatheandBelieve
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@Jadie Rose , there are two books that come to mind as very helpful. One is the Dissociative Identity Sourcebook and the other is Coping with Trauma-Related Dissociation. I have found both really helpful.
When I started off trying to figure out how to get in touch with my parts, I started journaling with them. One thing that you could do is just open up a journal discussion about everyday kinds of things like what do you like to eat or you could ask a more general question like what do you want me to know about you.
Does your therapist have experience working with dissociation disorders? I would highly recommend working with someone that is familiar or working through the second book I mentioned together.
When I started off trying to figure out how to get in touch with my parts, I started journaling with them. One thing that you could do is just open up a journal discussion about everyday kinds of things like what do you like to eat or you could ask a more general question like what do you want me to know about you.
Does your therapist have experience working with dissociation disorders? I would highly recommend working with someone that is familiar or working through the second book I mentioned together.