Do I Have Dissociative Identity Disorder?

Have you experienced regular, significant changes in your mannerisms, including your behaviors or world beliefs, that are not part of a cultural or religious practice?

Have you had difficulty recalling everyday events, such as what you did during the day or whom you interacted with?

Have you forgotten personal information, such as your name or address?

Have you struggled to recall well-learned skills, such as how to perform daily tasks at work or school?

Have you been unable to remember important life events, such as your wedding or the death of a family member?

Have you found yourself in a location with no memory of how you got there?

Has your affected sense of self prevented you from functioning normally in society, such as keeping a full-time job or maintaining hygiene?

Have you felt that you’re a detached observer of your actions or speech?

Have you heard voices independent of your own that no one else around you hears?

Have you experienced strong impulses that you feel are out of your control?

Have friends or family members mentioned seeing any signs of personality shifts or irregular behaviors in you?

Have you had sporadic, inconsistent urges to harm yourself or someone else?