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Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
The goal of this group is to provide a calm, structured, peer-led space for adults living with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) to connect in a grounded and respectful environment.
This circle focuses on shared lived experience, mutual support, and emotional regulation. The intention is not to process trauma in detail, but to create a steady container for identity-based peer connection.
This group is intended primarily for adults living with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) who are seeking peer connection in a structured and emotionally regulated setting.
Participants should be stable enough to engage in group discussion without being in active crisis.
Meetings will follow a simple and predictable format:
• Welcome and review of guidelines
• Brief grounding check-in
• Open sharing (with time boundaries)
• Closing reflection
We will avoid graphic trauma detail and focus on present-moment experience, coping, system navigation, and mutual understanding.
This group will begin as a 4-week online pilot series with limited participants to maintain emotional safety and quality discussion.
Group Guidelines
• Confidentiality is required
• Speak from your own experience
• No diagnosing or analyzing others
• No graphic trauma detail
• Respect system diversity
• No private messaging facilitator for one-on-one support
Important Information:
This group is peer-led and is not therapy, medical care, or a substitute for professional mental health treatment.
The facilitator is not acting in a clinical capacity.
No diagnosis, treatment advice, or crisis intervention will be provided.
If you are experiencing an active mental health crisis or are at risk of harm, please contact local emergency services or a crisis support line.
By participating, members acknowledge that they are responsible for their own mental health care and personal safety.
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