This is a series of article that explains why DID is ofter under-diagnosed by clinicians and therapists.
Conservative estimates suggest 1.5 million Americans are living with undiagnosed DID. The math is not complicated. The willingness to do it is. Here is what the numbers actually say.
DID is underdiagnosed not because it is rare but because it is covert, polysymptomatic, and assessed with the wrong interview frame. A review of the clinical and epidemiological evidence on why the disorder is missed and how assessment can improve.
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