(Ridgeview Institute and the International Society for the Study of Multiple Personality and Dissociation, 1989-12) Greaves, George B.
At the present time it is, as a practical matter, quite impossible to describe a treatment paradigm by which multiple personality (MPD) is cured. Fathoming the languages of the discourse among the various schools of psychotherapy is itself much like trying to communicate with the myriad workmen who sought to build the Tower of Babel. Despite this problem, patients themselves regularly present "marker events" which indicate they are getting better or worse. This paper is an analysis of such events.
