Understanding Dissociative Identity Disorder Through The 'Community' of Ella
We learn the story of "Ella" a patient with 12 different parts, and of her therapist, who helped her form a peaceful community—many selves in one body and mind.
We learn the story of "Ella" a patient with 12 different parts, and of her therapist, who helped her form a peaceful community—many selves in one body and mind.
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