There has never been a peer support group for this in an area where I live. I've been in groups for DID and Dissociation but I found them too stressful as People were allowed to go into detail and it seemed as if flashbacks were being encouraged by the t's. I like the way the support group Amanda described is set up, that sounds so much more supportive and constructive. A place where you might be able to get ideas on how to handle real life daily barricades that rise up from the dissociation. Like how to deal with people who know you but you haven't a clue who they are. It would be nice to talk with others with situations like that. If you get it started let me know how you did it, I'd be interested in starting one.