Spouse with DID

@lovingDrum8823 https://www.7cups.com/forum/TraumaSupport_60/DissociationDID_919/HowtosupportyourSOPartnerwithDID_255098/

Have you seen this?

@lovingDrum8823 Here is another good thread. https://www.7cups.com/forum/TraumaSupport_60/DissociationDID_919/DIDDissociativeIdentityDisorderexplainedandhowtohelp_254545/

I hope that these articles help.

@lovingDrum8823

Welcome to the 7 Cups Trauma Subcommunity, and its DID Forum !

This space can support you in the ways you describe. You can ask specific questions, share particular problems you might have, etc.

The articles that @adventurousBranch3786 pointed you to are great resources. Moreover, the author of those is a true expert on DID and how to help someone with DID (and a great person as well). You can post there more specific questions, after reading the post.

I also share with you two good books that explain all about DID in a clear simple way, while being very complete. Maybe you have read them... They are very useful.

"Got Parts. An Insider’s Guide to Managing Life Successfully with Dissociative Identity Disorder " HERE

"Coping with Trauma-Related Dissociation" HERE

You can come back to this Forum at any moment in search of support and further information.

I wish you all the best !

Marcelo

@lovingDrum8823

Hi there,

I encourage you to check out the other posts on the forum as there is a lot of helpful stuff.

I have previously answered a similar question in some detail here: https://www.7cups.com/forum/TraumaticExperiencesCommunity_60/DissociationDID_919/AguidetocaringwithyourLovedonewhohasDID_171788/

if you wish to read it! They are things my hubby does to help us 😊

- Canvas