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    Saif Rehman 2 weeks ago

    Mental health conversations are becoming more open, but there’s still a lot of confusion around certain conditions. I often see people asking what is DID or what’s DID, usually because they’re trying to make sense of symptoms like dissociation, memory gaps, or feeling disconnected from themselves. These questions are valid, and learning from reliable sources really matters.

    At the same time, it’s important to remember that many people struggle with overlapping challenges. For example, emotional regulation and relationship difficulties are often addressed through borderline personality DBT therapy, which focuses on practical skills rather than labels alone.

     

    Mental health isn’t about fitting into a box—it’s about understanding yourself, getting the right support, and finding tools that actually help in daily life.

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