Terminology
Roles
Traits
Causes x Treatment
Misconceptions
100

One state of conscious 

What is an Alter

100

Someone who fronts or watches over system when involved in conflict

What is a protector

100
The activity done between switching, or when activated to protect the brain and body

What is Dissociation

100

The main cause of developing a dissociative disorder

What is Repeated Childhood Trauma

100

This alter only exists to and lives to terrorize, murder and reek havoc

What is an Evil Alter

200

When two or more alters are in control of the body or influencing the alter in control

What is Co-Fronting

200

Alters that are based off of, looks like or behaves like someone who exists in real life or media

What is an Introject

200

A disorder such as anxiety, depression or an eating disorder that may affect one or more alters

What is a Co-Morbid disorder

200

This process typically happens once a week to help build coping mechanisms, management and process trauma

What is Talk Therapy

200

Due to this, people believe Dissociative disorders only affect about .5% of the population

What is Underdiagnosed

300

An inactive state, not able to front or create memories

What is Dormancy

300

An alter that is seen as another species, typically to cope with the emotions of feeling dehumanized

What is a non-human alter

300

Failure to recall important personal information, relationships or important dates

What is Amnesia

300

Alters coming together to form a singular state of consciousness 

What is Final Fusion

300

These two disorders are the same because they both consist of hearing voices, paranoia and delusions

What is Schizophrenia 

400

A state of mind in which the later fronting isn’t aware of their identity or are blended with others

What is Blurry
400

The alter that controls the body the most, living the daily life

What is a Host

400

A sudden and unexpected shift in identities controlling the body. Typically done to be covert

What is rapid switching

400

An intense attachment to a fictional character or an external figure, combined with a psychological need to mirror their strength, can be this for a system

What is the cause of an introject

400

An impossible concept In which an alter is no longer with us due to illness, old age or injury

What is Alter Death

500

This year, Dissociative Identity Disorder was re-named from Multiple Personality Disorder due to the fact is was found to be a dissociative disorder, Not a personality disorder..


What is 1994

500

An alter that serves to protect the system in maladaptive ways

What is a Persecutor

500

An internal space and mental landscape where alters can communicat, coexist and live when not fronting

What is Inner World

500

Which brain structures are smaller in individuals with dissociative identity disorder 

Hippocampus and Amygdala

500

An alter’s ability to go from one system to another. A term stolen from the original concept of alters jumping between subsystems.

What is System Hopping