"As a psychologist with lived experience of dissociative identity disorder (DID) formally known as Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD) and after over a decade of engaging in the healing process from complex trauma Adrian Fletcher was no longer willing to remain silent about her condition. Her story is one of hope, love, and resiliency. She has chosen to embrace the power of vulnerability with the hope of deconstructing the stigma surrounding not only DID but around all mental health related conditions. She wants to raise awareness and bring hope to others. In powerful messaging she speaks out to challenge the inaccurately portrayed historical narrative surrounding DID. She hopes that all people can get to a place of lovingly accepting who they are regardless of a diagnosable condition. She wants people to know that healing is possible and that they are not alone."
Positive Psychology
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"Positive psychology studies what gives meaning to our life. It empowers us
to make our lives purposeful, happy, and well-rounded on a daily basis.
Po...
Our First Small Group Intensive
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[image: Lake view_April2024_SGI]Introducing: Small Group Intensives Yep,
we did it! We had our first Small Group Intensive (SGI) and a whole new
era ha...
Podcast #20 – How therapy transformed me
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Therapy can be, and often is, transformational. But why? I benefitted
greatly from the empathy and attunement offered by my therapist, but over
time I also...
Now Accepting New Clients!
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*Therapy By and For the LGBTQ+ Community*
For the LGBTQ+ community, finding affirming and understanding mental health
care is crucial to navigating the...
Guest: Judith Herman, M.D.
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Judith Lewis Herman M.D. is Professor of Psychiatry (part time) at Harvard
Medical School. For thirty years, until she retired, she was Director of
Trai...
Healing Quotes Teens 1001-1100
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“Everybody counts or nobody counts.” ~ Harry Bosch, from the series Bosch,
based on the book series. “If I worried about dumbass comments from
dumbasses I ...
Love as the catalyst for psychic intuition.
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First off, we must know a few things about intuition before embarking on
this journey of love. Intuition is an inner knowing that emerges from
within and...
Long Covid is Neurological!
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More proof that Long Covid can be a neurological (not psychological!)
condition. And this is why my MCS EMDR protocol, available for free at
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Q & A 2
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Last updated: 04 March 2021 11:39am
Reason for update: Added more Q & A
One who updated: Kalif
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Q. What information is shar...
New blog and a new book
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I've got a fancy new website at emdrsolutions.com. All of my old blog posts
and all the new ones will be there. The full address is
https://www.emdrsolutio...
The End.
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I know, I know. Apologies, again, for the lack of updates. Depression, and
chronic illness have been kicking my butt. Big time. My mental health team
has f...
Podcast on Dissociative identity disorder
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I was given the opportunity to chat about my experience with DID to the
@mentallyyours team at the Metro. The interview is now available on their
podcast. ...
Memorial speech by Chris Samuel, Polly’s husband
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This is the tribute that I, Chris Samuel, read at my wife Polly’s memorial
recently. Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the
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Therapy, dissociation, progress, lack of progress
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Hi everyone,
so I just thought I would talk a bit about therapy and how it's going. I've
been seeing the same clinical psychologist for a long time now. It'...
5 years sober
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I know I haven't written here in a very long time. I have been very busy
but since tomorrow is the last day of school I will have a lot more time
and it is...
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Life seems to always be complicated. There is hardly ever an easy path.
Sure for a while there might be but the easy path always seems to lead to
an even h...
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