Disassociate Identity Disorder or most commonly known as “multiple personalities” is a disorder that appears in people who have suffered some sort of trauma at a certain point in childhood. This disorder helps the person cope or forget the trauma caused by creating other personalities that can range from different ages, sexes, and even animals. Symptoms can include headaches, amnesia, and feeling no control of ones actions. Diagnosing someone with Disassociate Identity Disorder can often take multiple years, for the reason that symptoms that cause Disassociate Identity Disorder can be very similar to many other psychiatric diagnoses.
