About This Bundle
 
Severe and chronic childhood trauma, especially when it was inflicted by caregivers, in early years, across time, can fragment a person's inner life. What looks from the outside like a single self may internally feel like several selves: parts that hold fear, parts that carry rage, parts that perform well, parts that remain very young. At the far end of this spectrum sit conditions such as Dissociative Identity Disorder. Far more commonly, survivors live with partial fragmentation, dissociative experiences, emotional 'parts,' and an internal world that has never been integrated.
 
This bundle is designed for Christian counselors walking with clients who recognize themselves in this description. It does not diagnose. It helps map the territory, what kinds of dissociation are present, how they affect daily life, what the internal landscape looks like, and where integration is beginning. Every assessment in this bundle should be used alongside, not instead of, specialised trauma-informed therapy.
 
What's Included:
 
Introduction to this Bundle
Dissociative Experiences Screening
Dissociative Identity Experiences
Impact on Daily Functioning
Internal Parts Mapping (IFS)
Integration and Internal Cooperation