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The problem with the beginning questions how to recognise is that such a large portion of people with DID do not know about these things and the front part can present without any of these things at least at first. They may not think they have any childhood trauma. What about programmed DID from abuser groups? What if they are so dissociated that they don’t present as having these things? That’s where so many must not be found. I understand Dr.Ross is trying to explain in the most likely way for it to be accepted but it’s hard to watch how these tips won’t help this interviewer to spot a large proportion of people struggling with dissociation. And this is a man trying to understand… ah ❤😅

Reality testing. ❤

I appreciate this video so much. Of course, I admire Dr. Ross. He’s helped me so much for several decades. I have DID. BUT II truly appreciated and enjoyed the host & the questions that were asked. There is a beautiful honesty with all involved. Thank you! 💚

I saw Dr. Ross speak on mpd (now DID) years ago in Toronto at a conference on CSA. There were over 70 individuals in the room with mpd/did. It was the turning point for me to accept and understand my own splits, and in therapy, change my life. Therapy also allowed me to discover and stop the abuse my own son was enduring at age 3 from my brother (the same abuser who abused me). Another therapist told me my brother would not abuse my son because he was not homosexual, but the therapist I went to later showed me how to tell, and helped me stop his abuse. We would not be where we are now without having seen him talk. :)

Thank you for this. I've never heard voices, except my mouth spoke words to a man, and I wasn't a party to the information she was describing to the man. They knew each other, but I wasn't sure how it was happening! Store employee have told me that I was on the floor throwing a tantrum like a 2 yr old, but I had zero memory of that! So I sometimes have Co-Consiousness, and other times I don't. Several doctors have diagnosed me with M.P.D., P.T.S.D., D.I.D.

Wow AMAZING. I can relate totally....it's tough but important to have support and to take care of yourself.

I haven't watched the whole interview yet but is it true that women who suffer from post pardum usually have low vit D levels therefore have more inflammation issues in the brain?

Thank you Moshe for doing this interview. This has been one of the best episodes yet. Bashie, you are a true inspiration and to come and speak without holding back anything shows me how emotionally healthy you really are!

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What is an mwm ?

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It's unfortunate that neither of you pointed out the obvious solution, but that would hurt your parnassah. You profit from perpetuating family conflicts.

Homeschooling parent here. Our son's learning journey has been a struggle, but videos like these help parents like us with our children.

Dr. Colin Ross is amazing!!!!

As a child I began creating personas to cope . Then I continued creating more . Eventually I lost control and different personas would appear in a blink depending on the situation . My life is like a book with many missing pages . Years lost in amnesia .

shes so well spoken!

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Great interview. Thanks Moshe!

My mother had three different handwriting styles. Im slowly coming to understand the impact of being the child of someone with DID.

The thought of revenge in reality... meeting the abuser as was mentioned; I think in DID you might have an internal part that is strong and conquers everything, but in reality, in front of the abuser you again become that helpless child that couldn't cope - and will not know how to do without a lot of practise, but needs protection. So that would be kind of just the dissociation taking part agian, but this time consciously.

Chana Mark, who initially spoke about taking the masochist position, I think is really on point.

I appreciate this video, Dr. Kayne is currently my professor at Bellevue, and everything he said one year ago remains applicable even today, during these most challenging times.. (although I'm sure there's a disclaimer regarding unconditional positive regard for those beyond antisocial personality disorder). Thanks so much for this!

She is doing therapy on a totally different level. Fascinating information.

Great discussion, but somewhat spoilt by host and guest constantly talking over each other...

The topic at 53mins.... DID developed to keep you safe in scary situations. So in general it works to help you cope with the world in a way that will keep you safest.... often so no one will notice you. Unless the system is very overwhelmed, often switching is to cope best with a situation without anyone noticing your vulnerability. Like how birds don't show they're sick until they drop off the perch.

New subscriber. I like your diverse and inters ting topics.

Dr. Colin Ross is awesome, thank you for having him on your show.

The auditory hallucinations associated with DID are different from the hallucinations associated with schizophrenia. For DID the voices are internal (based on personal experience) and for schizophrenia, the voices are usually external from what I have learned. I would like to know if you disagree, but I think this is accurate. Switching at work? Yeah, I had to resign recently and was out of work for almost 3 months. I 'came to' up in the middle of an all staff meeting with no idea what was going on. Sometimes, I know when a switch is coming. Sometimes, it happens in an instant with no warning at all. Another good video. I subscribed. Thanks!

I plan to be a therapist, and this is exactly what I want to specialize in the most. In part because it's extremely interesting to me and in part because I have DID and I think I can really help people. Great video!

This was one of the most brilliant episodes. Definitely worthwhile to therapists who appreciate the power of nuance! Dr. Stark not only talks about the power of language, but her entire presentation models it!

Thank you for bringing this very important topic to your audience. An expert in this field is the retired family court Israeli Judge Philip Marcus. Here's a interview where he speaks about Parental Alienation: th-cam.com/video/29HvLTvuQFs/w-d-xo.html

Thank you so much for publishing this. ❤ Great topic

Good questions and good answers.

Love you Dr Ross, so good to see you at it still, helping in a way that help others do the work. A conference attendee in Seattle.

Thought it meant therapist in there own therapy but it wasn’t what a bummer

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I don't think the amygdala has to be programmed in full. The whole concept of architype of Jung and other predispositions notions e.g. make me think that we do come into this world with at least some subconscious knowledge or imprints.

Amazing

Please keep this uploaded. I love to listen to Dr colin ross' lectures or words

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This was a really fantastic training. I'm always looking for practicality and some good takeaways. This met both criteria and the humor kept me listening even though I'm not a night person.

Great analysis! Can you guys do more of Fritz session analysis? There are some workshop sessions on youtube with him.

This seems so similar to EMDR. I feel like both of these modalities require people to be patient and visual in order for it to work. Who in your opinion is a bad candidate for IFS and EMDR?

Hooray for demos! Thanks for sharing IFS with the world! 🥳

These videos are great!

I haven't listened to the entire interview yet, but does Dr Ross ever consider spirit attachment vs DID?

This was fabulous and as someone working with children I would love to have a episode on children and what to look for.

Punny that Dr Ross referred to my EMDR intervention for the client who retrieved a gun in a dream state as a "magic bullet"! (Pun certainly unintended; he referred to EMDR as such in his books and other talks). Also punny, when preparing the gun-toting client for a session we talked about "targeting" the traumatic experience... 🎯😅

Beautiful presentation. I like the analogy of the crack in the sidewalk.