Our House, Making Sense of Dissociative Identity Disorder

Using the metaphor of a house to sensitively explain how and why DID can develop, this simple and accessible picture book is recommended for individuals of all ages.  Charming but powerful images lend a gentle and warm touch to this subject, complementing and offering depth to the clinical concepts. Additional guidance accompanies the story to explain the metaphor in more depth.  Advice and further help regarding dissociative disorders is available for both individuals and professionals.

Understanding Dissociative Identity Disorder

This guidebook accompanies Our House and offers information about trauma, dissociation, treatment, individual and professional support, further sources and downloadable and copiable resources. Valid in its own right, it includes a large section that explores the deeper meanings and insights to the picture book story. Additionally, it provides practical exercises and opportunities for reflection, learning and growth.

Written by Lindsay Schofield, she shares that the books were born out of a desire to make the complex clear and to bridge divides wrought by traumatic experiences and misunderstanding.