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5 Self-diagnosed Systems talk about why they are self diagnosed

Presenters are anonymous on purpose for this session, see the session for more information.

On YouTube: https://youtu.be/r_qA3xnA7xU

Saturday, May 20, 2023

This panel session was recorded in response to the ISSTD and McLean sessions on self-diagnosed systems and rise of social media. To counter these harmful and stigmatizing narratives, we decided to allow self-diagnosed Systems a chance to explain why they chose or were forced to self diagnose DID or OSDD. This panel was hosted by Stronghold System, founders of TPA. The 5 participants are not named here to avoid potential harassment, but they will introduce themselves to you in the session!

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