First Person Plural
Laura Robusto, About's Guide to Nursing, has written a review of an excellent book called "First Person Plural". This first-hand account about living as a multiple is well written and fascinating.

International Society for the Study of Dissociation
Educating the public and professionals about DID is the focus of this excellent site. From videos to books to an informative newsletter, these peer reviewed resources are valuable and comprehensive.

What is DID/MPD?
The Sidran Foundation offers a thoughtful article describing DID/MPD, dissociative methods, and clinical facts and figures.

What Are Dissociative Disorders?
This excellent article from At Health.com describes the four types of DID, how they are diagnosed, and the types of available treatment. Helpful links to articles about PTSD, Domestic and Child Abuse.

Life Lessons
The beautiful art and insightful writings on these pages are by Judy Castelli. Spend some time browsing at this site, soaking up the images and inspiration.

New York Society For Study: Multiple Personality & Dissoc.
The NYSSMP&D is an educational organization that exists to help people understand dissociative states. Make sure to scroll down the page and visit 'The Creative Corner'.

NEEDID Support Network
This network offers articles that range from "What to do When Your Therapist Doesn't Believe in DID" to "Validation Makes a Difference". The humor pages are fun, and Funland is just for Littles. I especially like the "Concerned Others" pages for family members.

DID Articles
This wonderful website has many plainly written articles about DID, Littles, relationships, and medication. The article about normalizing and demystifying DID is particularly helpful.

Displaced Parts
This beautiful site is composed of artistic impressions of alters, articles to help you cope, and honest journals and poems. Some pictures and poems may be triggering, so use care when visiting. Make sure to click on the Site Map to see every section.