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Originally Posted by Dnester
Can you tell me about the stigma?
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Many psychiatrists believe DID is an extremely rare disorder and do not readily accept it as a real diagnosis. Also, some mental health professionals, psychotherapists and psychiatrists, view DID as "borderline personality disorder on steroids". It is often dismissed as a creation of overly zealous psychotherapists who don't know what they are doing. Trauma therapists are far more accepting. Approach psychiatrists expecting they will be skeptical and with a lot of medical evidence of trauma as back-up.
Integrated 7 years and my psychiatrist is amazing even when he was a skeptic