"I could do with help right now"

"I'd like to learn about mental health skills."

"I want to support a survivor."

• Supporting a Person Who Lives with Dissociative Identities
• Ideas for Dealing With (Other's) Dissociative Symptoms

"I want to learn about MPD/DID/Plural Cultural History."

note: I am not affiliated with any of these authors, nor do I promote their ideas uncritically. This list is always subject to addition as I find the time to read more.

• Astraea's Web (highly recommend on the Internet Archive as well)
• Beware of the Other Side(s)
  —Schwarz, 2013
• Rewriting the Soul
  —Hacking, 1995
• A Mind of My Own
  —Sizemore, 1989
• and all decently opinionated books and articles on why pwDID are fakers / victims of contagion go here too (e.g. Bifurcation of the Self; Hystories; Sybil Exposed, Victims of Memory, etc.). Sceptics are also part of history, and not all of them are entirely wrong either.

"I want to learn about Complex Dissociative Psychopathology."

note: I am not affiliated with any of these authors, nor do I promote their ideas uncritically. This list is always subject to addition as I find the time to read more.

• Healing the Fragmented Selves of Trauma Survivors
  —Fisher, 2017
• Dissociation and Dissociative Disorders Reconsidered
  —Lynn et al, 2022
• (USA) Dissociative Identity Disorder: Treatment and Management
  —ed. Tohid et al, 2024
• (UK) Working with Dissociation in Clinical Practice
  —ed. Crockford et al, 2026
• The Haunted Self
  —van der Hart et al, 2006
• Adult Treatment Guidelines
  —ISSTD, 2011
• Dissociation and the Dissociative Disorders: DSM-V and Beyond
  —ed. Dell et al, 2009
• Dissociative Identity Disorder
  —Ross, 1997
• Journal of Trauma and Dissociation
• European Journal of Trauma and Dissociation
• International Diagnostic Manuals: ICD-10 (1990); ICD-11 (2018)
• USAmerican Diagnostic Manuals: DSM-IV (1994); DSM-IV-TR (2000); DSM-5 (2013); DSM-5-TR (2022)