Other specified dissociative disorder

And...

The person that I was working with at the time, I didn't stay with her thankfully, but she said, oh, no, no, we don't encourage people with DID or OSDD to be in community with each other or to participate in any groups together.

It's really, it's not a good idea.

Nothing good comes from that.

And what are your goals in going? Your goals are to feel less alone, to learn some things that might be helpful for your daily life.

There's a lot of good things that can come of that.

And I think we can acknowledge that it's not unique to DID or OSDD at all.

There are plenty of groups across all diagnostic categories in which there can be groups of folks who are not necessarily there to improve their daily lives.

Once you're out there, it's sort of the same treatment no matter what.

And sometimes people over-obsess about, "Is this full DID or just OSDD," other specified dissociative disorder, which is just a big avoidance strategy.

Let's stop obsessing-

Hmm