D.I.D. World Map

Navigating the World of Dissociative Identity Disorder One Source at a Time

Lothlórien 1970 / Female / USA, Midwest

Posted by didworldmap on August 6, 2012

What year where you born?
1970

What is your gender?
Female

How would you describe your nationality/ethnic/cultural orgin?
White

Where do you live?
Midwest, USA

Are you married?
Yes

Do you have children?
Yes

If you work. What is your profession? or What do you do?
Graduate Student-Clinical Social Work
Internship: Pro-bono counseling through Mental Health America (August 2012-May 2013)

What is your educational background?
BA: Early Childhood Education
M.Ed.: Special Education: Emotional/Behavioral Disorders
MSW: Clinical Social Work (May 2013)

Do you have pets?
Yes

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Breaking the Cycle

Posted by didworldmap on August 4, 2012

I am told on a regular basis that doing the work of healing is simple but not easy.  I was blessed to have a stable home life as a child.  It was my saving grace.  For many people who have endure childhood trauma home life was not something to look forward to.  In fact U.S. ChildWelfare‘s 2010 report states that “parents acting alone or with another person, were responsible for 79.2 percent of child abuse or neglect fatalities”.  Fatalities.  That particular piece of information is not even talking about children who endure abuse.  The unfortunate truth is that abuse goes on unreported and there is still a level denial ever present in society at large.*

What is the solution?  Education. Awareness. Speaking out. Telling the secrets.

What is the answer? Making changes, breaking the cycle and sharing what we learn.  Where there are children there are caretakers.  This book is filled with information to stop repeating the dysfunction and give future generations a chance at happy home lives.  I am not a parent yet but hope that I can continue on the new path that both my parents started by choosing to create change.

An ebook written by  Karen W. Saakyitne, Ph.D. is now listed here.

*For further information about Child Maltreatment in the United States of America during 2010 see this factsheet.

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