Share Your Story with Pluralli

At Pluralli, we believe in the power of shared experiences to transform lives, especially those navigating the complex landscape of dissociative disorders. Your stories, your struggles, your triumphs, and your unique perspectives not only enrich our community but also act as beacons of hope and reservoirs of insight for many. Through our blog, we aim to foster a robust dialogue that can lead to a deeper understanding, reduced stigma, and ultimately, a safer and more supportive environment for individuals experiencing dissociative disorders.

We warmly invite you to contribute to our blog and be a part of this impactful dialogue. Your submissions can range from personal narratives, art projects, resource/tool reviews to insightful discussions that could help others in similar situations. Whether you are an individual with a dissociative disorder, a loved one of someone with the condition, or a medical professional specializing in trauma and dissociation, your voice matters and is eagerly awaited.

1. Personal Experiences: Share your journey, the challenges, the victories, and the learning that came along. Your story could be a guiding light for someone in need.
2. Artistic Expressions: Share your creative projects and the narrative behind them. Art, Crafts, and Music are profound mediums of expression and healing.
3. Resource/Tool Reviews: Have you come across a tool, a resource or an accommodation that made a difference? Share your reviews and how they impacted your life.
4. Peer to Peer Discussions: Engage in enriching discussions, share tips, suggestions, or advice that can be of help to our community.
5. Professional Insights: If you’re a medical professional, share your expertise, observations, and suggestions on dealing with trauma and dissociation.

• We accept blog submissions on a rolling basis. A new blog post will be featured every week.

• You may choose to have your submission published under your name, a pseudonym, or anonymously. While we require your name and email for our records, rest assured that this information will remain confidential.

• Please ensure your submission is original, respectful, and adheres to our community guidelines.

Your insights are invaluable, and your willingness to share is the stepping stone to creating a more informed and empathetic society. Together, we can work towards reducing the high suicide rates associated with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) and shatter the misconceptions that hinder individuals from seeking professional care.

Thank you for considering contributing to Pluralli’s mission. We look forward to reading your submissions and fostering a compassionate and informed community together.