Across
- 3. To break the connection between or to disunite.
- 4. Played in the NFL and was diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder.
- 5. The time period during which DID usually forms.
- 6. The mainstay of treatment of DID and usually involves helping individuals with DID improve their relationship with others, preventing crises, and to experience feelings they are not comfortable with having.
- 7. The fragmented pieces of a child's psyche that holds trauma.
Down
- 1. The minimum number of personalities one must have to be diagnosed with DID.
- 2. A mental process initiated, typically unconsciously, to avoid conscious conflict or anxiety.
- 8. The different personalities within an individual.
- 9. One of the main causes of DID that usually occurs during childhood.