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Introduction: Dissociative Identity Disorder Chapter One: Auto(?)-Biography Chapter Two: Autoethnography as a Form of Writing Therapy? Chapter Three: Seeking Help: Poaching Words Chapter Four: Being Diagnosed: Exploring Etymologies Chapter Five: Shaping from all Sides Chapter Six: Experiential Data Curation: Creative and Critical Journalling Chapter Seven: Theoretical Emotions: Analogical Thinking Chapter Eight: Calming Safety Storms: Evocative Metaphorical Processing Chapter Nine: Accepting Polyphonic Narrators: Prewriting Chapter Ten: Mapping Internal Landscapes: Relational Taxonomies Conclusion: We/Us Acceptance: Ready to Begin |