DID Isn’t Rare. You’re Just Not Trained to See It.
A trauma-informed, fillable workbook to help you confidently recognize and treat dissociative identity disorder in your therapy room—without overwhelm or guesswork.
Why This Workbook Matters
Most therapists never learn how to recognize DID—let alone treat it. And yet, research shows it's not rare—just misunderstood, misdiagnosed, or missed entirely.
This workbook gives you the tools, scripts, and clinical structure to:
Spot subtle dissociative symptoms (even in “high-functioning” clients)
Build safety with parts—without needing to be an expert
Adapt EMDR and parts work for dissociation
Stabilize systems and respond when things get intense
Whether you're new to working with dissociative clients or deepening your practice, this workbook meets you right where you are.
What’s Inside
✅ 15+ printable and fillable worksheets, including:
Parts Mapping + Internal Communication tools
EMDR and DID protocol adaptations
Grounding + containment scripts
Daily system check-ins + emotion regulation trackers
✅ Clinician reference guides:
Top assessment tools for DID (SCID-D, MID, DES)
Therapy approach cheat sheet (IFS, DBT, EMDR, etc.)
✅ Language examples + client-facing handouts ✅ Reflection prompts for supervision or consultation
Ready to feel more equipped—and less alone—in the therapy room?
Who This Is For
Therapists who suspect a client might have DID but aren’t sure where to start
EMDR-trained clinicians working with complex trauma
Newer therapists who want a trauma-informed roadmap
Seasoned clinicians ready to deepen their parts work