I have learned a lot about D.I.D. from DissociaDID. And I think they do a great job at raising awareness. They are very genuine, and constructive. And I hope, they will keep on healing, both physicall... See more
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If you are over the age of 14 you'll understand this channel is only devoted to scamming people for money. For $300 you can meet one of her fake personalities. I can't believe YouTube allowed her to c... See more
When people ask for help, dissociadid should be telling them to go seek a professional. Instead, she SENDS THEM TO HER YOUTUBE CHANNEL!!! She’s not qualified and she admits she isn’t qualified but whe... See more
Harmful and fake. Chloe Wilkinson, who runs Dissociadid Ltd has made a brand and a low-rent 'TV show' of her made-up illness that isn't anything like the actual diagnostic level of DID. It's a real cl... See more
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misinformed creator
this creator has been called out various times for the spread of misinformation in regards to dissociative identity disorder. the use of her platform to spread misinformation and misinterpretation of research is harmful to the overall community. she is not a health professional and her content should be regarded in such a manor
26 January 2021
Unprompted review
Dissociadid has a lot of corrections to make
Dissociadid was a safe space for many people, myself included, until they started showing their true side, which I think is why many people are very angry with them.
The pros:
- It's an entertaining channel, even though nowadays the entertainment is all about how they choose to represent themselves.
The cons:
- MANY allegations have been made, but few have been adressed. Some of the allegations are racism, spreading misinformation, exposing their (mostly) young audience to a p*dophile's kinks, breaking the hearts of and stepping over other members of the community to get to and stay in the spotlight, silencing constructive criticism, never owning responsibility for their actions.
I do believe there could still be redemption for them if they had actually, genuinely apologized for their actions, but they have A LOT to apologize for and I know for a fact that they won't do it, so they will remain the "mental health education" channel without a degree or credentials, but are somehow self-claimed "professionals".
26 January 2021
Unprompted review
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Not a professional, not a clinically trained person, do not take advice as factual.
25 January 2021
Unprompted review
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