List of All Articles on this blog
The following lists the dates and titles of all the articles written on this blog, in the order in which they were written. Periodic updates will include the newer posts.
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December 2008
Dec 4/08
Testing, testing…. can you hear me now??
Dec 5/08
Why do I work as a trauma therapist?
Dec 7/08
SAFETY FIRST: Assessing Safety of Sexual Abuse Survivors
Dec 8/08
Understanding Dissociative Identity Disorder – From Separated Splitting to Safe Solidity
Dec 9/08
50 Treatment Issues for Dissociative Identity Disorder
Dec 11/08
Therapy for Dissociative Trauma Survivors, Part 1
Dec 13/08
Are Specialized Trauma Therapists Necessary?
Dec 14/08
Blocking Therapy vs. Therapeutic Mismatch
Dec 15/08
Internet Safety for Survivors with DID / MPD
Dec 18/08
Integration: A Requirement for DID Therapy – Or Not?
Dec 19/08
Interviewing a new Therapist – Questions to Keep in Mind
Dec 21/08
Working with Cult – RA – Mind Control and Extreme Torture and Abuse
Dec 22/08
10 Qualities a Therapist Recognizes in a Good Client, part 1
Dec 23/08
10 Qualities Therapists Recognize in Good Clients, part 2
Dec 26/08
Holidays for DID Trauma Survivors… Making it Nice for the Littles
Dec 27/08
Being Kind to Your Internal System
Dec 31/08
25 Ways to Avoid Self-Injury and Prevent Self-Harm
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January 2009
Jan 1/09
Is Your Life How You Want It to Be?
Jan 3/09
Overcoming Instability Issues and Unsuccessful Memory Work
Jan 4/09
Internal Communication – The Core of Treatment for Dissociative Identity Disorder, part 1
Jan 7/09
Developing Internal Communication – Starting with the Basics
Jan 10/09
Working with Difficult and Destructive Alters
Jan 11/09
Creating Internal System Scrapbooks
Jan 12/09
Using Collage as a Way of Communicating
Jan 15/09
Acronyms As a Way to Bridge Communication
Jan 16/09
Jan 17/09
25 More Ways to Avoid Self-Injury and Prevent Self-Harm
Jan 18/09
Using the Internal Landscape to Increase Internal Communication
Jan 19/09
When It’s Dark and Scary on the Inside…
Jan 23/09
Thinking Ahead — Preparation for Working with your Child Parts
Jan 24/09
Understanding Child Parts in the Dissociative System
Jan 26/09
Emotional Intensity, Safety and Memory Work
Jan 30/09
Prevention of Sexual Abuse – What helps?
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February 2009
Feb 1/09
Feb 3/09
Radio Interview with Kathy Broady
Feb 6/09
Denial — Does it help? Or does it hurt?
Feb 8/09
Dissociative Trauma Survivors – Must You Be Alone?
Feb 10/09
Current Day Abuse – When Dissociative Survivors are Trapped, Owned, and Exploited as Adults
Feb 11/09
Using the Internal Landscape to Address Dissociative System Issues
Feb 12/09
Do You Believe Everything you Read?
Feb 15/09
DID Trauma Survivors and Getting Support from Other People – or not
Feb 16/09
Do’s and Don’ts for Singleton Friends of Multiples
Feb 19/09
What Holes are in your Healing Sidewalks?
Feb 22/09
Lack of Acceptance of Dissociative Parts and Their Life Histories
Feb 24/09
Ten Benefits of Being Multiple
Feb 27/09
2009 CONFERENCE ON CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN
Feb 28/09
What if you don’t like being Multiple?
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March 2009
Mar 4/09
Quotes from the Crimes Against Women Conference
Mar 7/09
Getting Back Those Lost, Missing Chunks of Time
Mar 8/09
10 Life-Lessons I’ve Learned from Multiples, part 1
Mar 14/09
10 Life-Lessons I’ve Learned from Multiples, part 2
Mar 15/09
Addressing Depression in Trauma Disorders
Mar 19/09
What do you think about Suicide?
Mar 21/09
30 Potential Blocks in the Therapy Process
Mar 22/09
Child Parts – When They Hold Suicidal Power and Influence
Mar 26/09
Mar 27/09
Organized Perpetrator Groups for Mind Control, Sexual Exploitation, and Ritualized Abuses
Mar 28/09
United States of Tara – Going too Far
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April 2009
Apr 1/09
United States of Tara – If you were the writer…
Apr 5/09
Apr 10/09
Apr 12/09
Apr 13/09
HBO’s “In Treatment” – Is That What Therapy is Like?
Apr 15/09
Negative Impact of Childhood Sexual Abuse Survey
Apr 18/09
Apr 25/09
Long-term Costs Severe Child Abuse
Apr 26/09
Expressing Anger Instead of Pain
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May 2009
May 2/09
May 3/09
May 8/09
Introjects – What are Introjects?
May 9/09
Mothers and Mother’s Day for Trauma Survivors
May 10/09
Protective Mothers that Fight for their Children
May 15/09
May 17/09 CIA MIND CONTROL: Out Of Darkness Into The Light
May 18/09 Interested in Group Conversation?
May 23/09 One Life to Live and Jessica’s Integration
May 31/09 Now I have lost my father…
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June 2009
June 6/09 First Discussing Dissociation Group Chat
June 7/09 12 Tips for Reducing Shame
June 10/09 How Dissociative Are You?
June 11/09 Scoring the Dissociative Experiences Scale (DES)
June 13/09 Body Memories – The Body Remembering
June 14/09 Do Therapists Know Enough about Dissociative Disorders?
June 20/09 Believing a Lie – the Foundation of Dissociation
June 25/09 When a Perpetrator Dies….
June 28/09 Protecting Your Inner Self from Perpetrators
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July 2009
July 4/09 20 Signs of Unresolved Trauma
July 12 /09 Cats and Dogs and Trauma Survivors
July 14/09 Split Decisions
July 16/09 Being Hated, Feeling Hated, Overcoming Self-Hatred
July 19/09 Life-Changing Heartbreak
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August 2009
Aug 2/09 20 Types of Dissociative Splits
Aug 17/09 Depression and Dissociative Identity Disorder, part 1
Aug 18/09 Depression and Dissociative Identity Disorder, part 2
behindthecouch said,
February 13, 2009 at 11:14 am
Hey Kathy, this is a great resource list. Have you thought about making all of these links “live” so that people can easily get to older posts?
BTC.x
Kathy Broady said,
February 13, 2009 at 2:14 pm
oh btc —
Yes!!!! That was my original intention. BUT…. I can’t figure out how to do that yet!! ha ha ha ha…. (ridiculous, right?)
I’ve seen your extensive page listings showing different articles as links… and admired it, lol. One of these days, this page will hopefully link to all the articles like yours does.
Kathy
behindthecouch said,
February 23, 2009 at 4:22 am
you should have received something by now that might help.
dollswise said,
February 26, 2009 at 1:07 am
Oh I do hope you can make these links to specific articles live. Would truly help w devices w browsers
Kathy Broady said,
March 3, 2009 at 12:20 am
lol….
well??? BTC is trying her best to help me out…. I’m a little slow on these things, but I’ll get it one of these days
k.
muffledones said,
April 23, 2009 at 8:10 am
Its a good resource these posts of yours Kathy, but unfortunate that they are not very accessable…..
I don’t always have alot of time to read, so trying to navigate and hunt means I miss out.
I kinda scattered alot.
I really hope you can work on having links sooner.
Sorry I am no help.
Thanks that you do this blog.
I kinda wonder why.
But proly you just nice and it your thing.
Twitter kinda creeps me…..kinda like stalking or something.
Just me.
OK.
Sorry if I be negative, just you got good things to say.
Thx
Kathy Broady said,
May 2, 2009 at 1:55 pm
Hey Everyone — Look!!!
This page is now linked.
I hope this helps you all to navigate the Discussing Dissociation blog as easily as possible. The blog is growing by leaps and bounds, and now that it is getting as big as it is, I can certainly understand why it is helpful to have links to find things.
THANK YOU, everyone, for being such avid readers and participants. I truly appreciate your interactions here.
Kathy
muffledones said,
May 2, 2009 at 9:24 pm
awsome, thx!
Kathy Broady said,
May 3, 2009 at 3:44 pm
You’re very welcome.
I hope this list helps to make the different posts more accessible.
Kathy
soulfeet said,
June 30, 2009 at 11:13 am
Thank you for this list of articles.
Great resource!!
~carol welch
I linked it on a blog post I just wrote.
http://tossandripple.blogspot.com/2009/06/flashbacks-dissociation-and-back-again.html
Kathy Broady said,
June 30, 2009 at 1:59 pm
Thanks Carol -
Great blog article by the way.
And thanks for the link — I appreciate that!!!
Oh — and to respond to the comment on your blog, yes, there is a whole continuum of dissociation — from a normal “everyday” level of dissociating to a more extreme level of dissociation that is considered a serious mental health disorder, with all kinds of graduations in between.
I wish the best for you on your healing journey –
Kathy
soulfeet said,
July 2, 2009 at 10:34 am
Thank you Kathy…for the well wishes and the compliment.
At some point I’d like to share the discovery of, what I’ve termed, my ‘personas’ that I have identified. This was something I’ve found in the last few years without knowing about dissociation. I don’t think I suffer from DID as a diagnostic health disorder (nor have ever been diagnosed as such), but I recognize that I have been/still am at times challenged with uncomfortable/dysfunctional dissociative states (obviously).
Enough for now.
I’ll endeavor to find the appropriate post on which to comment regarding the ‘personas.’
Thanks again for this valuable blog and your generosity in sharing this much needed information.
Cheers!
Carol