Where do I find treatment facilities for Dissassociative Identity Disorder(DID)?
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Look in your yellow pages, under mental health, you'll find something for your needs. Call around. Good Luck. Forget #1's answer, he's a goner. L
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Check out the National Autistic Society in the UK \n\nhttp://www.nas.org.uk\n\nVolunteer opportunities:\nhttp://www.nas.org.uk/nas/jsp/polopoly.jsp?d=151
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Central Detention Facility \nCorrectional Treatment Facility \nfour private and independently operated halfway houses (Efforts From Ex-Convicts, Extended House, Inc., Fairview, and Hope Village)
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Goth clubs. It's where I went when I was depressed and looking to hook up. Good people there. Real people for the most part. Hmm..where else? Support groups for the clinically dperessed. Maybe even a Sex Addixts Anonymous meeting. Good luck.
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I would have him evaluated by a pediatric specialty team at your nearest children's hospital or rehab center. My daughter was dx'd with ADD/ADHD/PDD-NOS and then High-functioning Autism by her ped and later by state funded physical and occupational therapists through early intervention. She was medicated at the school's insistence for ADHD. When that made things worse instead of better, we had her evaluated at our local pediatric rehabilitation center and learned that she was actually a perfect match for the symptoms/actions of Aspergers Syndrome and early onset bi-polar disorder. The reason the meds made things worse was that with bi-polar, you can't give just the anti-depressant, you have to do a mood stabilizer as well, or the manic symptoms will intensify and often times go out of control. Hope you find the help you need to help your child
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This is Dissociative Identity Disorder, formerly known as multiple personality disorder.  You can read about it here http://health.yahoo.com/centers/personality/96408437\nThis lists all the possible symptoms.
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In a doctor's office, or in a hospital. \n\nBest of luck in your search!
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I don't see any in Burlington, but there is a DAN! doctor in Oakville, and one in Guelph, and a ton in Toronto.  Here's a link:\nhttp://www.autismwebsite.com/ari/dan/danforeign.htm
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Try: www.TherapistExplore.com or www.psychotherapy-network.com.\n\nGood luck.
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Well I have been looking...Keep going to therapists, etc. This is a good time to learn who you are without him. There is a Yahoo! group..it's a christian group out of Oregon but it might be better than nothing. The link is at the bottom. Keep looking for AA groups. Check on their website for the closest to you. Good luck..and guess what...YOU ARE GOING TO GET THROUGH THIS:)
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http://www.depersonalization.info/overview.html\n\nThe above may shed some light as to where to find some help. Not much is known about this disorder. It is a very long article with some places showing which studies , medications that help some , also who is doing research on this.\nAs a minister I encourage you to also place this is Gods hands. He can help give you the strength to deal with the problem you have.\nneed to talk e me.
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It's pretty easy if you know what count the treatment took place you can do a medical search with your social security #..Usually family agency can help you with this. if not narrow down your area at the time of treatment and it should be rather easy to find the facility that would have treated your particular condition at that time. then just submit a formal request in accordance with the counties/facility policy.
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Don"t worry there is alot of help out there. I took my daughter to the Regional Center in KCmo. They referred me to Childrens Mercy for testing and diagnosis. You can apply for Medicaid and SSi and they will pay for therapists and doctors.The Regional Center will send therapists to your home for behavior,ot or whatever your child might need!Here is the number for the Regional Center 816-889-3400 Premier Therapy 816-363-2052 . Contact person for the Regional Center is Wendy Snow. Also go on line and type in adhd and it will give you all the medical info you need. My nephew has Adhd and he was on Ritlin for several years,it"s a behavior med also several others available if needed. Good luck if you need to talk leave your EMAIL addresse.
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I looked up this one.They do face to face counseling\n\nSupport Services Available for Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder ... Related services may include helping a family or individual deal with practical ...\nwww.northshorelij.com/body.cfm?id=4727 - 81k  \nCounseling  Face-to-face, individual, group, or family therapy. This occurs in planned, structured sessions intended to help an individual or family gain understanding, resolve problems, improve communication, and address other issues of concern.  \nI have a few friends who have children with autism.My husband (who is in bed) has also worked with adults with autism.I don't know where you are from so i have found it hard to find you proper information for your area.I am from Scotland but if you email me lousinger1976@yahoo.co.uk i will try to get you more info\nAdults with Autism Spectrum DisorderSupport Services Available for Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder ... Educational and counseling when appropriate should be provided. ...\nwww.northshorelij.com/body.cfm?id=4725 - 69k  \nAmazon.com: Adults with Autism: A Guide to Theory and Practice ...'Practical help and guidance for those caring for adults with autism. ... Subjects > Health, Mind & Body > Psychology & Counseling > Mental Illness ...\nwww.amazon.com/Adults-Autism-Guide-Theory-Practice/dp/0521456835 - 95k  \nhope this helps and i hope you are feeling better soon....loux
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Since it is such a long answer you can find look for yourself.  Try these:\n\nChildren and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder\nwww.CHADD.org\n\nAttention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA)\nwww.ADD.org\n\nSchwab Learning\nwww.schwablearning.org\n\nLearning Disabilities Association of America (LDAA)\nwww.ldanatl.org\n\nJuvenile Bipolar Research Foundation\nwww.bpchildresearch.org\n\nChild & Adolescent Bipolar Foundation\nwww.bpkids.org\n\nAmerican Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry\nwww.AACAP.org
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Hi. Am not quite sure but maybe you could ask the professional your spouse is seeing, I suppose? They might be able to give you an address. Could not find anything specific but maybe you could ask at the Arkansas Division of Mental Health services? They might be able to refer you. See the contact numbers at the address below. Best of luck!
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I might try logging on to the website for your local public library. Most libraries have a link to a system called "EBSCOhost" that requires you to have a library card to view...EBSCO has full, free archives of most major journals, including the Psychotherapy journal. I wish I had more info...hopefully that helps.\n\nGood luck.