Table of
Contents
CHAPTER
1: INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER
2: UNDERSTANDING DID
Definition of Dissociation
Definition of Dissociative Identity Disorder
Cause of
DID
Frequency
of DID
Types of
DID
CHAPTER
3: RECOGNIZING DID
Diagnostic Tools
Diagnostic Clues in Adults
Diagnostic Clues in Children
CHAPTER
4: TREATMENT ISSUES
Abuse
Dynamics
Physical
Psychological
Spiritual
Programming Dynamics
Definition of Programming
Types of
Programming/Mind-control
The
Process of Programming
Programming Indicators
Types of
Programs
Removing
Programming
CHAPTER
5: UNDERSTANDING MEMORY
Narrative
Memory
Traumatic
Memory
Accuracy
of Traumatic Versus Narrative Memory
Implicit
Memory
Body
Memory
Early
Memory
Deliberate Confusion of Memory
Validating Indicators of True Traumatic Memories
Conclusion
CHAPTER
6: HEALING MEMORIES WITH TRUTH
Introduction
Purposes
of Memory Work
Timing of
Memory Work
Barriers
to Doing Memory Work
How to Do
Memory Work
APPENDICES
A.
RENUNCIATIONS AND AFFIRMATION STATEMENTS
B.
Satanic Calendar
C.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
D.
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
about
the authors
Tom R. Hawkins,
PhD,
claims no mental health credentials but
has a twenty year history of working with hundreds of complex DID cases,
beginning on an inpatient DID unit. His prior twenty-five years as a pastor
along with his doctorate in Biblical Studies from Dallas Theological Seminary
provide a foundation for addressing the often complex spiritual dynamics of
ritual abuse survivors. As founder and president of Restoration in Christ
Ministries and a long-time member of the International Society for the Study of
Trauma and Dissociation, he has had broad interactions with hundreds of
therapists working extensively with DID. In addition, he has walked alongside
his wife, Diane W. Hawkins, MA, in her own
journey of healing from complex DID. Together, they have become international
speakers on the subject. |
