Depersonalization Disorder Resources, Support and References
Depersonalization Disorder Support Groups
As Depersonalization Disorder can be a stressful and difficult condition, it is vital that the family make the patient feel that they are not alone in their struggle. The support of relatives and loved-ones can inspire the patient to be strong and not to lose hope. But there are times when the family or relatives of the patient does not have the capacity to support them during their most challenging times. This is where various support organizations, groups, and associations come in. Here are some of the support communities that can help the family and patient of depersonalization disorder:
Dissociative Disorders
This group was established in order to help people who have been diagnosed with a dissociative disorder.
health.groups.yahoo.com
Depersonalization Community
This is a website offering support for patients of depersonalization and derealization.
dpselfhelp.com
Dissociative Disorders
This is a mailing list for people with dissociative disorders.
listserv@listserv.icors.org
Elizabeth Surviving
This website was established by a singer-songwriter who wants to share her difficulties with dissociative identity disorder.
elizabethsurviving.com
Labyrinth of People Support Group (LOPSG)
This is an e-mail group which is operated by the owner of Labyrinth. To maintain the safety of its members, this is a closed and private group composed of DID sufferers and their supporters.
health.groups.yahoo.com
National Alliance on Mentally Illness
The site provides resources, ongoing events, support groups, and advocacy topics.
nami.org
NEEDID Support Network
This is a site operated by patients with DID/DD as well as their supporters.
needid.bizland.com
Survivorship
The website provides references, healing, and a network for survivors of severe child abuse.
survivorship.org
The Lighthouse Sanctuary
The website is designed to provide support for victims and survivors of abuse by offering information and resources.
thelighthousesanctuary.com
Welcome to Barbados
Inspired by Tori Amos, this is a support group for survivors of rape, abuse, and harassment. The site features the stories of the survivors.
welcometobarbados.org
Depersonalization Disorder References
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