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Encina is back to discuss updates on her life and more on life with dissociative identity disorder (DID). We first sat down with Encina Severa in 2018 to discuss what itâs like to live with dissociative identity disorder (DID). But we didnât get the full picture. In this series, we flesh out Encinaâs full mental illness journey. Welcome to the MedCircle original series, âEncina Severa: Living with DID and Co-Occurring Disorders.â
Watch our video with Encina on what it's like to live with dissociative identity disorder (DID) HERE: âą I Have Dissociative Id...
In this new series, Kyle & Encina talk about the reaction to the original dissociative identity disorder interview, more about what it's like to live with multiple personalities, and what it's like to live with other mental health disorders:
- Depression (or major depressive disorder) with mixed features
- Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD)
- Complex PTSD (c-PTSD)
Encina ends the series with insight into how she found the right treatment for each disorder. After watching this full series, you'll walk away with actionable advice on how to find the right mental health treatment.
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MedCircle My heart goes out to Encina. My heart is saying she needs a personal relationship with Jesus Christ; receiving Him as her Lord and Savior. He can heal her and give her life and life more abundantly đ
Oh, Encina, you beautiful soul! How brave, insightful, articulate, and generous you are. Sending love and healing to you.
well done
I really wish I could watch her series without having to pay a whole subscription! She is very interesting, but likely the only person I'd watch if I were to subscribe âčïž it's a little disappointing
â@@RawrRhia same, I wanna watch this whole series but I can't pay for a monthly subscription. I don't like the feeling like they're using this series to get more paying members either. Luckily, there's loads of other DID Systems making amazing content all over youtube, so there's ways to get good information without paying.
I remember the interview with her! She is so beautiful inside and out. So glad you brought her back.
We were glad to have her back! :)
@@MedCircle More Encina! Such an amazing courageous woman! And great informative videos! My life needs more of those videos!
I think she's beautiful inside and out too!!!!!! So glad to see Encina back!!!!!! I wonder if she's heard of the dissasociDID (spelling?) channel on CZcams? I've found that channel as well as this to be incredible!!!
So happy there was a follow up video!!
TOTALLY AGREE!!!!
I wish people would stop saying DID is rare . What is rare is the people who have it revealing it
Oh I'm sure! Thank you for saying that ⥠Just because something is hidden (for any reason), doesn't mean it doesn't exist or very little of it does. There are a lot of people who keep to themselves in a lot of ways. And who can blame em? So no, don't know.
Well said though.
My thought exactly
Same thing happens wiith BPD. It is more common than schizophrenia. Also, I honestly didn't know what it was until I stumbled upon some youtube videos several years ago. I'm glad people are coming out to talk about it because people don't understand it
This is a 100% true! I have DID with 21 different alters. It is actually pretty common for some some to be diagnosed with DID. You develop DID at a young age. It comes from extreme recurring trauma. That trauma could be physical trauma, emotional trauma, or extreme neglect. The reason people think itâs rare is because some people donât even know they have it. Or they donât get diagnosed until way later or even at all. No itâs not like the movie split or glass. I canât explain with my limited vocabulary, but there is this CZcams channel that it dedicated to bring light on DID, it is called DissosiaDID. Check you the channel if you are interested in learning more about DID and alters! - Ashantii (alter)
Whoâs This? Oh no I meant that people keep saying DID is rare . I donât think it is what I meant was people who have DID donât always reveal it to others. My son had DID and didnât realize it himself nor did we as his family till the last couple years of his life. Believe me I am very supportive of anyone who had this . I wish people were more aware of what it is . I hope the best for youđ»
Kyle's change in demeanor is really clear and although in the last interview with Encina he felt a bit pushy, it seems like he has done more research on the disorder and is actively being a bit more kind and compassionate in the questions he's asking and how he responds to her answers. I really appreciate that.
Yessss. In the first interview when he finally got to speak to Minnie (I hope that is the correct spelling of her name, I apologize if I'm incorrect!)*, he tried to ask her a question to get info about the other alters which is a BIG no-no. Not only is it a violation of trust on Encina's part & somewhat disrespectful, but he is esentially trying to manipulate a child to benefit his interview. I am glad to see he backed right off of that direction of questioning & has since adopted a better style of journalism from what I can tell.
@@prickhead this. it seemed at times he wanted to find out if minnie remembers any trauma without outright saying it....like, that's why Minnie exists....to avoid anything overwhelming
Iâm glad I wasnât the only one who thought Kyle was being manipulative about the situation to just benefit himself in the last interview. I can still see this as him being self serving to himself but at the end of the day he is helping Encina use this platform to show DID isnât as horrible as people think it is
This is the comment I was looking for. I completely agree.
yeah but I think in the first interview he was just pushing for the questions ppl actually want to know
Encina's first interview is what sparked my interest in learning about DID
Hey if you're young enough to go for a college specialty in dissociative disorders it's extremely needed! We've only had 1 therapist that had experience working with it, and even she had to let us go when we got to the ritual abuse things.
@@theclanplus1 I'm already through with school
Same! :)
Me to
Same!
She is rocking the purple hair and eyebrows!!! It looks really good! What a great lady, so inspirational and explains everything so well
Righttttt. Those purple brows are amazing!!
Look at flight man
My mom has DID. She did an amazing job raising me and my brother. By herself I may add
Strong woman !
If she had DID then she didnât raise you by herself.
@@chriswash12 i think she means without a father?
@@stellaortega I know what she meant lol it was a joke
Oh wow. This is all so interesting to me. How many personalities does your mom have?
Kyle, I'm watching this right after the first one, and I can tell that you've learned a lot about how to make people with conditions like this more comfortable since last time. I commend you on that progress. đ
s0lastsummer7 i totally agree with you! he seems much more confident in being able to talk to her correctly/properly now!
For anyone looking for more on DID a couple of good channels are Multiplicity and Me, and DissociaDID. Those ladies and gentlemen are amazing!!
Both channels are dedicated to erasing the stigma around DID.
**DissociaDID
Axotols in a trench coat
Bobo and co
The Entropy System is also wonderful.
I'm a Jake fan
Yes to all of this!
I'm impressed with how much the interviewer improved. I feel this time he's much more compassionate and knows how to formulate difficult questions while still being kind and warm.
He was kinda pushy last time
She seems lovely and Kyle is so warm and compassionate!
Thank you for your courage.
Strasznie wspĂłĆczujÄ tej Pani. Mam koleĆŒankÄ, ktora cierpi "tylko" na depresjÄ i wiem jak bardzo ciÄĆŒko jej bywa, a ta Pani zmaga siÄ jeszcze dodatkowo z tyloma dolegliwoĆciami. Ć»yczÄ jej z caĆego serca jak najlepiej. Oby znalazĆa spokĂłj â„ïž
I still can't believe it, I saw her first video just today and it was the reason why I subscribed to this channel!
Same. Mine too.
Exactly the same with me... both of them have done ab amazing job on raising awareness x
Same here.
Same!
Same!
Aw, when Encina started crying at the end, I wanted to comfort and console her. I hate seeing other people cry because I want them to feel happy, I donât like seeing others in pain. Sheâs a strong, resilient person and I think sheâs simply wonderful. Also, I like her hair and its color. Kyle, good on you for being compassionate. I value empathy, especially in men; and I think the world needs more empathy, compassion, and understanding :0)
Your words could have come from me đ i really hate when someone is crying, i want everyone around me to smile
Very genuine comment.
You horny!?
I need you as a friend
YES!
Encina, my heart broke when you spoke of your struggle with depression. You are so uplifting on Instagram that I had no idea. Just goes to show that we really don't know what people are going through. Sending my love, positive vibes, and prayers. I have been following you since your first interview with will continue! đ„°
The overall vast majority of people with DID have attempted suicide from depression and other issues at least once, usually more. In ritual abuses we're split to have 'Omega' alters that are brainwashed to commit suicide if they don't keep in contact, or do what the cult wants (either out of fear or dedication). I have DID myself with many DID friends, and we all have major depression and anxiety problems. It just comes with the territory.
@@theclanplus1 what do you mean omega personalities? interested in learning more
@@nikkiesquibel4454 This has some CIA released info. I believe they only released info on willing adults in their documents, but they did also do experiments on children (like my system). This page includes MKUltra and StarGate programs. However, the page I'm sending you to is the Greek Programming, which is the basic alters that are created, and their roles are. Not everyone was abused through ritualistic means, however most alters still have this set up of thinking... didmcsra.wordpress.com/2016/12/17/mk-ultra-greek-programing-in-didmcsra-systems/
That dog is just straight vibing. Good dog
R we gonna talk about that gorgeous pupper?!
RIGHT! Such a good pupper too
I know right?! So cute â€
Mailark đ
@Sarah's Riding The Storm Wave. I don't think so, it would probably have a harness of sort and would be more 'robotic' I guess. Could just be off work too lol
I suffer from DID. With the right therapy and support you end up being more "grounded". That's how I see Encina and I feel happy for her cause it's not easy at all.
Greetings â€.
-Carlota
My Clan was there about a year ago, and in therapy doing EMDR luciferian memories started flashing. I ended up having to leave that therapist bc she thought it was all false memories. Just horribly evil things, and we're alone working with our own system now. You can be so close to the grounding and it feels like you trip on a boulder.. right back to chaos. However, at least I know why Kitty kept rabbit trailing info, and why everyone was so guarded about their memories. Most recently has been memories of 'training' during the StarGate program. It's been a hard journey the past year.
@@theclanplus1 I believe you... People have trouble accepting the horrors that some people can deliberately inflict on others. I've got memories that sound to be of similar context, and I know they are real, I wish they weren't, but it's what happened. I'm sorry that horrible stuff happened to you, and I'm sorry your therapist wasn't able to handle it. Not all are created equal... I hope you keep looking for someone who can help... I know it's not easy. I recently finally found an amazing therapist who helped me a ton... And my insurance won't cover seeing her anymore, which is nuts, but... Urgh. I intend to look into options... There's so many battles each day it gets hard to focus on everything
Sorry I'm rambling, just wanted to let you know you're not alone, and believe you, and you deserve good treatment. Take care and hang in there!
czcams.com/video/mCy6M3XsGzQ/video.html
She's absolutely gorgeous
I don't understand how people can say that she was faking it. If that was a performance then Encina is the world's best actor, because I have NEVER seen an adult mimic a child so effectively. I literally cannot comprehend the mindset of a toddler as an adult, even though I used to be one and have memories from that time period. Minnie's legit.
It was sooooo fake
what i hope people can also understand is that everyone who has DID do not switch the same, we don't all have drastic switches. some of us switch on the DL because of the environment we have been in, doing it on the DL is a way to keep us safe. DID does not come with universal "tells" it is as individualistic as the person who has it.
I was wondering about the various ways people switch. Thank youâșïžđž
That's me
Totally agree mines are so DL I can go years without knowing I switched and forget I have other identities because Iâm not proud of my disorder I believe getting us to a safe environment where we can meet and be free to express ourselves individually will help itâs nice to meet you I donât feel so alone
Quiet Loyalty go on purple grape an watch the how she can switch just by asking her other name
czcams.com/video/mCy6M3XsGzQ/video.html
Encina is so strong and so brave to do this. I hope millions see this and it breaks any stigma attached to DID so that more people who have it reach out for help.
This program is making a difference, I love it!
:)
I think these people believe it but its not real sorry
I know right , ...I didn't know there was no meds for it at all , very interesting.
I really hope that there are enough "therapists" out there to help those with DID along their way...
@@pattycakes4922 yes but soon you'll be watched with comments like that too remember
That's so cool to see Encina again! I feel so sorry for her struggling. I hope she will find the right treatment.
ĐĐŒĐžŃŃĐžĐč ĐĄĐ°ŃŃĐŸĐœĐŸĐČ she has her own CZcams channel. Sheâs uploaded a few videos with Minnie âșïž
Encina is staggeringly honest and generous in sharing her experience, strength, struggles, hope, and love. And Kyle is a compassionate and skilled interviewer. Well done.
She seems so much more relaxed :) Iâm happy sheâs taking care of herself. Iâm so excited for this series
Thanks to your first video with Encina, Iâve learnt so much about DID. Itâs been amazing, and Iâve discovered so much. WE LOVE YOU ENCINA! â€ïž
Same
Just want to give this woman so much love.
Then her lies worked
@@supme7558 stfu
Yer name! haha.
Itâs incredible how a person going through depression can put a smile on their face although thereâs pain inside.
Encina is seriously one of the most beautiful souls I've ever seen. Such an inspiration đ
Aww I really liked encina!! 20 more mins!! The only thing though is that I can kind of see sadness in her eyes. Theyâre heavy :( she looks gorgeous nonetheless
Yeah, I can see and sensed her sadness.
Well that's a mild way to put it. I don't think it helps to be coy about it. She was hurting bad. I really hope she gets better, she seems like a lovely person.
I love this interviewer. Heâs so empathetic, and strikes just the right tone.
Sadly, fans and followers can be so passionate that they trauma dump on the person without really noticing it
I know. I wonder if her being a DID rockstar now negatively affect her in addition to all her conditions... most of the mails she gets daily are supportive but still...
Yesss I love Encina so much. So glad that DID is being displayed for the world to see; my first time every hearing about DID was because of a book and I was immediately enraptured and amazed that this could exist. So thank you Medcircle and Encina for bring us knowledge about DID.
It's weird, because I'm pretty sure DID was known about and acknowledged since before even schizophrenia, but then they just... forgot? I don't even know, but it's weird they're saying it's weird and fake NOW after so long. We're a system ourselves, so it's good that it's finally being out in the open again.
This was recorded two years ago and I just finished watching this. I wondered how she is doing now. She is such a strong, beautiful, fighter. I pray that she is doing much better today.
Kyle is seriously such a sweet human being and supportive to Encinađđ»đđ»đđ»đđ»đđ» I love this and the idea of doing an entire series
Casey Doubleu youâre very kind.
So ironical that she feels like she doesn't express herself properly, I was really dazzled throughout the whole video about how well she speaks and explains herself
Yeah she does do well with that doesn't she Rosa
What is sad, is that anyone would say that transition to Minnie from last interview could be fake....of course Minnie is real. Encina has been clear, transparent and explained that DID is a trauma response.
Awwww, Encina honeyyy , im not gonna say that I understand what you are going through cause haven't been through that but I have the best wishes for you to be better and feel better , xoxoâ„
I cried too when Minnie came out. I cannot imagine the abuse you endured to have to create Minnie. If I had a child, I would let her play with Minnie.
Me too.
She was such a cute little girl
She didn't create minnie, she's always been there, that's the point
@@conniegarcia3003 but Minnie is a dissociative state created from dissociating because of a traumatic event? so yes it was created
@@iwonthesitatebitch.570 I think it's not that Minnie arose as a direct result of trauma, but that Minnie had already existed along with other aspects of her personality when she was a child, and they didn't merge together into a singular cohesive consciousness after a certain point of mental development as is the case with most other children.
I really recommend the book "First Person Plural" by Cameron West if anyone is interested in more about DID. It's a great book.
Done. Bought the book. Thank you.
I love how open she is!!! Sheâs breaking down the mental health stigma and I think itâs so beautiful
I love how Encina actively seeks help. It inspires me immensely.
Ironically enough not for her schitzo disorder strangely just for her acute depression , which is super! common haha, so weird. Hoping the best for her.
It hurts being accused of being fake when I was diagnosed by multiple doctors. I feel so alone in this disorder but her insite comforts me a little.
Elena Loli dont worry! as long as youre still in one piece, itll be ok!
-clou
Youâre never alone-your alters are with you, and there are so many other systems out here toođ
This is the first chance I had to reply on your two interviews with Encina Severa, and it really gives a great incite on DID to people not familiar with it. I'm 75 and have had DID most of my life, due to multiple "life traumas", going back to about age 4 (maybe even earlier)!
Iâve known her since we were younger, one thing I can say sheâs been struggling with this since Iâve known her and now after we lost touch for some time itâs sad to see she still is, I hope youâre doing better these dayâs cina and god bless you reach out to me anytime any day.
As a person that also lives with DID /CPTSD, I am glad you brought back Encina she has meant a lot to us
Sending lots of love to Encina and the whole system. You're all amazing †Thank you for sharing with us. This is so helpful to the DID community as well as the mental health community.
Its a shame we can't watch the whole series the same way
Encina, you're a strong person for being able to speak up about your depression. Don't forget that your headmates are there to support you, and that by speaking about your experiences you're validating others who are struggling with similar circumstances. It takes a lot of courage to show this kind of vulnerability in front of a camera; congratulate yourself on that and remember to take every day one step at a time. Slow and steady.
- Vincent
Much Love Encina (& system)! Thanks so much for your continued bravery on mental health struggles and DID in particular (possibly the most stigmatized of all). It really irks me that even most psychiatrists are not up to date on it; they think it's "Reeeeallly rare" when in actual fact it effects as many people as Bipolar does: 1-3% of the population.
Encina is such a courageous n beautiful woman..hard to see her hurting like she is..hope she finds the help she needs
That first video inspired me to do a bit more digging into DID, and I've been subscribed to a LOT of great channels that revolve around DID awareness. Thank you for bringing Encina and her system back
Same, feel like I can never learn enough about it though.
You can have DID with or without ritual abuse involved. My abuse was calculated and set up by a luciferian occult, along with project star gate. Just a basic of types of alters is here.. along with how the CIA and other groups can purposefully create a large DID system. This may be too much for most people at once, but it's a jist of how a system that was ritually abused operates. Though I don't think Encina was a ritual abused system.
didmcsra.wordpress.com/2016/12/17/mk-ultra-greek-programing-in-didmcsra-systems/
Her talking about her depression made me want to cry as well....I have severe depression and am currently not on my medication or seeing a therapist so my heart goes out to her so much
Unrelated to the topic at hand,how do I get my hair like that!!!I love it
My mother has DID and I just love both the first and second interview. It makes my heart so happy to see people coming out and talking about this condition. It is so misunderstood as are the people who have it. I applaud your bravery Encina, you are such a gemâ€
She is so brave to be speaking about her disorders. I hope strength for her in her journey. She has been through a lot.
Wow I can't believe she let her child alter out and then came back! Respect. My child alter would never come out. This shows a lot about the interviewer-you are really understanding and more genuine than the other talk shows that interview people with disorders. I never subscribed to those channels.. Your the first! Thank you for believing Encina and all the others going through this.
Same, I was super impressed that her child alter felt comfortable enough to come out. Mine only does when we are alone, but she's also a trauma holder and feels threatened by everything. I'm diagnosed DID and have been for years but only recently decided to start being more open about it and not hide so much. It's both terrifying and liberating.
i hear one should not even talk about them
Encina appears to be a solid, well pulled together person. Bravo to her for wanting to bring understanding to this phenomenon. Iâve come to a new understanding.
I have a 3 year old daughter right now, I can see how genuine and real Mini is. Seeing her made my heart so happy. Seeing her smile. Knowing how Encina grew up đ. Encina saying in this video how she was so happy to see Mini be herself and how brave she is, made me wonder is Encina felt like she couldnât be herself as a child.
I applaud this girl for naming all the disorders she has out loud, it helps other people like me accept my own disorders openly too
I love her reaction of seeing minnie on camera. It is so beautiful to understand and see what she thinks about her protectors
Lol that was neat wasn't it? haha.
I remember that when I saw that video, for days I kept getting clips of her in my mind. It is tough watching her like this now. She is so brave to think of others in such a vulnerable state. I've never seen someone so brave and lovely. I wish we could help her. God bless her!
This interviewer has made so much progress as an interviewer from 2018 to 2019. Feels like he's more respectful and learns from every interview he does.
My doctor told me that I have DID and I'm in counseling and on medication for depression. My journey is hard and scary at times. I am so very happy that you have made these videos because I don't feel so alone and broken. From the bottom of my heart, thank you
Watching her makes me want to give her the biggest hug.. She's such a pure soul đ„° hope she is keeping well xx
My heart goes out to her đ Iâve struggled with depression for the past 10 years and know itâs so freaking hard. Thank you for being so honest and brave!
I do not have DID, but I do have Major Depressive Disorder and Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Iâve just been having a rough time lately as well! I have chronic migraines and they are just absolutely stressing me out to the point Iâm terrified of having them. Iâve had a couple of days I couldnât get off the couch or out of my bed because I was terrified (of nothing) if I did. After awhile you just wish everything would stop. Iâm struggling to justify why I go through all this pain. Itâs an inspiration to see someone as brave as you talk about your problems. I really appreciate it.
Just came from seeing the last video. I'm so glad she is in treatment and being treated as one because its a singular system. It made me sad to see her cry and have a hard time. I pray you all the best Encina.We appreciate your disclosure, courage and being so transparent with us.
Encina was the person that taught me about DID. Iâm really glad that you did a follow up. I wish her and her alters the absolute best.
Iâm happy you came back, Encina. I have been wondering how you have been. You are so brave. A lot of people talk about how they have struggled but few talk about how they are struggling. Thank you for bringing her back, Kyle. And Iâm glad the dog was there â€ïž
We need another update. This brave heroine deserves all our love and respect
I'm in the process of getting diagnosed with osdd (maybe DID), autism spectrum, c-ptsd, anxiety, depression (major with daily suicidal thoughts), nightmares and very vivid and other dissociation disorders. The other people in my head suffer from mental health issues on their own too, including eating disorders. It's really bloody difficult and I have so much respect for anyone willing to talk about their own struggles.
Rarr, know that it will be difficult in the beginning, but it WILL get easier. It can take a long time, but keep working on it. You're worth it!
I have severe CPTSD and i met a patient who had DID (what is interesting is that she had kind of the same others comorbidity disorders as you). I hate the idea of promoting a medication but the one that helped both of us is Lamictal. The effect on me was to stop the dissociations that i had during a very bad period of my life and to improve immensely my depression. It's difficult for me to write this message but i thought this might help...
đ for you, stay strong
(Watching you from France, sorry for my poor english)
Encina's videos made me understand what my friend is going through.
I'm trying to help her and I was rejected for two times but I didn't gave up.She went to counselor after I helped her for 5 months.I'm glad I found medcircle
Sheâs helping me rn.
Iâve been picking up on signs with my mom and the term DID never really clicked with me until watching these. So many thanks!
These are the best videos on CZcams I've seen. I have Borderline Personality Disorder. I was first given this diagnosis in 2010. I'd been going to psychologists for twenty years off and on and not one of them ever said anything but that I SAS just depressed. I'm 67 years old now. I had 2 brothers, A sister, 8 cousins and lots of friends. I had 3 children and 8 grandkids. The only people in my life is my so supportive husband and my loving son. Suicide is a daily sometimes hourly thought....only because I realized I've hurt so many people.
Kyle, you are a brilliant, kind hearted interviewer. Bless you too!
Encina, your makeup is GORGEOUS.
I feel like I have a young version of me that is being suppressed that has something that needs to be said. I can't explain it right now, but I know listening to you has helped. Thank You.
I just recently watched the first video and it was very moving. The young lady was very real. I am currently watching other channels also. I didn't realize that DID was something that was more than rare. It really affects a lot of people. I'm seeing people who have it and listening to them. I believe it is a real condition and I'm hoping it will get the attention it needs to help those struggling with it. You are doing so well on helping this by making these videos. Thank you for being there for this young lady. I pray she will continue to do well.
You say you are struggling, I am proud of you for getting the help you need. When a person is struggling, it means they are actively engaged in surviving and healing. It doesn't look nice or easy. I also have DID, I'm now 73 or rather the body is that age. I am poly-fragmented.The personal pronouns change from first person singular to we, us with no pattern. Thank you for doing the interviews.
We are poly-fragmented as well. Nice to meet a fellow survivor đ all the best
I love her hair. Also, as a psychology student I really appreciate this video - and the ones related to this. This can be so helpful. I do hope we get to see something more about Encina and her other inner selves. Such courage is rare.
I would like to say something that's different and I'm sure you've heard this over and over but thank you so much for sharing all of this. I love who you are, I love all of Who You Are Encina
Oh my goodness, my heart goes out to you Encina. I say that because I am literally going through very similar things as you. I am also diagnosed with DID and it is extremely difficult more than that though, help for it and the many disorders that usually come alongside with the diagnosis of DID makes going through this all extremely hard. You are incredible Encina for sharing your story and I am so grateful that you are receiving the help you need and I feel so hopeful for your future. You are brave and truly remarkable, I commend you on all of this. I wanted to share this because I can relate and have had similar experiences and I can tell you that your dream of helping at least one person has come to fruition because you absolutely helped me while I was watching this. You let me feel a little bit less alone in all of this and that helped me. Thank you Encina for sharing your story. Sometimes I believe we are stronger than we feel. I believe you are incredibly strong. âš
Encina, my name is Zola and youâve helped me a lot by being so open about your struggles.. I struggle too. Iâm at the very beginning of my diagnosis journey and you give me hope
She is so brave sharing her story. I really admire her. Her hair is beautiful toođ
I have seen the interview. I really must cry to, to see little Minnie. I love her. I think it's a gift of God to survive trauma. â€ïž You are really brave and you' re helping people with did.
My heart goes out to Encina!
I wish I could give her a hug and make her feel better. Its takes so much courage to bare your soul to the world. Mental health disorders can be difficult to deal with. I hope she is getting all the help she needs to get past the difficulties she has. Thank you Med Circle for the initiatives and interviews. Much love to you guys and Encina...â€
Best Regards from India...
i love encina honestly, these videos have helped me considerably in accepting my own diagnosis of DID. (':
Yeah and this video goes to show that whatever is written in the books on the way it's supposed to be, or has to be , is completely false, if ? u watched this update here. That also probably means there are lots of people out there , they may not fit the textbook criteria , but still indeed exhibit legit symptoms, regardless of age , gender, or how long the switch actually occurs. If the Dr can be wrong about her at 1st, ....then obviously she can be wrong too (with all do respect) when explaining it like she did in the 1st video, not this 1. Anyone who knows about phycology or phycietry knows that disorders can be interpreted loosely, and things don't have to be by the book, or ... like she said, disorders can look and sound like another , when there not that at all ...., most disorders bleed into the others a lil to some extent.
Praying for you, Encina!!
My heart goes out to this girl. I too struggle with many of these issues and she is brave. I cant imagine what happened to her for these diagnosis to have come about. She is a special human
Ughhh I feel for her so much! My new best friend has DID plus so many other disorders and is in chronic pain and I feel so helpless and I want to help so much! Encina is helping me so much to understand! Thank you Encina for putting yourself out there! You are making a difference by sharing your story!!!
Encina youre strong, capable, and valued. I hope youâve come to a brighter light since this video and just know youâre inspiring a change in this world long overdue đ
Idk what kind of fluke that was, I literally just re-watched that interview the other day, this makes me so happy! What she says is so spot on. I also live with DID, it's not easy to live with at all. I don't even know how to talk about it with people 'cause I'm scared they won't believe me. Thank you for trying to normalize and fight the nasty stigmas against DID! & Encina you you look so pretty!!
We wish the best for you and your system. We have DID as well. â€
@@catalinasanchez4986 thank you for your kind words, to you aswell! :)
good luck with your systems yall
-zeroi
I believe you âĄ
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She is one of the most courageous people. To go get help, admit you went, say you still need help, thanks the interviewer for offering any additional help. Likely accept any positive help that comes her way, is like this: many many souls are healing. Many RIGHT NOW. Her connection to these other beings are like we âwantâ to âshowâ our âgodlike selvesâ⊠like a single body is capable of working the âkarmaâ of 11, or 13 (Im sorry, I forget how many). Itâs the honoring, of each, that this beautiful vessel has given each, to clear the âkarma,â âtransmuteâ the âshadowsâ and âalchemizeâ them into light. Itâs amazing, itâs inspiring, itâs courageous, and what a experience to recieve, not totally perhaps understanding why, but allowing it. I wonder if from âmeetingâ Encina, if those that have more âtroubledâ personalities, if itâs from years (lifetimes, maybe) of suppression, and never coming forth and allowing the âaltersâ to also AUTHENTICALLY âliveâ. I apologize for the parentheses, but Iâm not a dr. I donât know Encina, or the others, Iâm only taking my thoughts of the complicity of this powerfully transformative video, and the DID diagnosis. Itâs truly profound to see she is literally transmuting, it seems to me, multiple karmic stories, simultaneously, though at their own time. all while remaining conscious of only expressing as the self she knew first, or, Encinas current experiences. Itâs an honor to us all to know even the glimpses sheâll share. This, to see just how powerfully capable, and just how mystifying, the mind is, and our experience through it.
Encina, continue being good to yourself(s) and honor each of your divine personas. I hope that the amount of healing youâre taking on in this lifetime, is able to bring so many more healing moments for self (s) and others, as we progress further into conscious-understanding of our mind body and spirits. Again, Iâm honored, humbled and grateful. Blessed be.
Thank for being so brave and sharing your story! I literally just was diagnosed with DID and itâs so scary! I canât express to you how much watching this video has helped me, with in this moment know Iâm not alone! That makes it a little less scary. Your helping others. Thank u!
Ive watched the first interview and when Minnie switched out and started her interview, I cried so much. Im with the same/similar condition; DID/OSDD and have a child part like Minnie who is so pure and carefree. I guess that made me cry. I also sympathise wat Encina is going through at the moment as I (host) have been struggling a lot lately. This, again, was a good interview. Many people think having DID is fun; get to be different people, but they often ignore the suffering of CPTSD which is extremely painful thing to live with. Thank you for this video.
"part"? you mean you don't see your childlike part as a real literal kid? if you still don't, you need to let that kid have a real life time to time. I hope your inner world has a nice castle for them to live in
DID is not rare. It's something like 4% of the psychiatric population. Think about something like borderline personality which is 10% of the psychiatric population. It goes undiagnosed A LOT because it involves so much amnesia especially in the beginning when the parts are not speaking to each other.
Yeah. You could see her stiffen up when he said it. It's supposedly more common than bulimia
Bpd effects 1.6 percent of the population. DID effects under 1 percent
T Mystery 2% actually
@@tmystery9505 That's the overall population. The original comment said the *psychiatric* population (people who receive psychiatric care or have psychiatric disorders).
I totally feel for you Encina! I have Bipolar 1 and I struggle every day with my cocktail of medications that I'm on for anxiety and my depressive symptoms. I also struggle with constant suicidal ideations, and I know how hard it can be to get through the simple day to day tasks. Thank you for being so brave and being an advocate for mental health!
I just seen both interviews for the 1st time tonight & I am now very interested in this challenge. I am ADD, ADHD, Bipolar & was ODD as a teen and there are so many things that I am willing to learn about and take in just so I know what this is and how it may feel. The car metaphor was amazing. As she explained it, I felt it.
Encina, we love you. Stay strong for us!
I love her so much. She's so brave. Thank you for educating us.
I have literally all the things she named including the traits of bipolar disorder! Anxiety, PMDD, MDD the only thing I do not have is DID.... but knowing that itâs not that rare now makes me kind of question some things!??? When she cried about trying to find a medication, I cried with her! Because Iâve been there for so many years!! My meds are never right! Itâs truly sad medications for mental health have just not come far enough!!