The Worrying World of Dissocia — April 2019
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue — a 2004 British play (something old),
dissociative identity disorder
Can We “Belief” Our Way into Physiological Illness? — April 2019
While belief is certainly powerful, and there’s a lot of proof of mind-over-body with disciplined
3 Ruperts direct to Video in UK — April 2019
The new British film being released direct-to-video is more of a dramedy than thriller film,
AU Plural has Perp Extradited and He Pleads Guilty — March 2019
As reported by DailyMail Australia, Jennifer& Haynes brought their father up on charges in Australia
Ultra-Brief Long History of DID — February 2019
Perhaps it’s with much irony that under 500 words summarizes the 500-year history of Dissociative
Doom Patrol on DC Universe — February 2019
With DC daring to take the plural “Crazy Jane” character out of the comics and
Tulpas Are Not Imaginary Friends
In June 2018, Howstuffworks published an article about tulpas written by Diana Brown. The article includes
Cyntoia& Given Clemency — January 2019
Given their circumstances when they were tried for murder, it’s no surprise to any survivors
A Call for Fair Representation of Disabilities in the Media — January 2019
Author Nik Sawe writes an open OpEd (Opinion Editorial) in the San Francisco Chronicle regarding
The Movie-goer’s Guide to Glass
Plural with Dissociative Identity Disorder’s take on the new powered-people film by M. Night Shyamalan