The document discusses the development in treatment and neurobiology of dissociative identity disorder (DID) and the legitimacy of the disorder. It features excerpts from Skype interviews with two experts: Dr. Bethany Brand, an expert in trauma, PTSD, and dissociative disorders who researches assessment, treatment, and malingering; and Dr. David Spiegel, who studies the cognitive control over somatic functions including response to trauma and the neurophysiological components of hypnosis.

1. -
- Development in Treatment
- - Neurobiology
- Legitimacy of the Disorder
Margaret Dantignac & Ana McIntosh

2.  Documentary-like,
excepts from Skype
interviews with experts.
 Higher
prevalence among women,
probably due to higher prevalence of
childhood (sexual) abuse.

3.  Bethany
Brand, Ph.D.
Towson University.
Expert in trauma,
PTSD, Dissociative
Disorders. Researches
assessment, treatment
and malingering.

4.  Dr.
David Spiegel,
M.D. Associate Chair
of Psychiatry, Stanford
University.
 Cognitive control over
somatic functions
including response to
trauma.
 Neurophysiological
components of
hypnosis.