Why are you interested in people with multiple personalities?

If the statistics are correct, somewhere between 6-10% of people have multiple personalities. That means that there's a good chance that you know someone who has multiple personalities if you know more than 20 people. However, to most people who have multiple personalities, it is invisible. It's only when the multiple system collapses, when the delicate charade ends, that the multiple or others may notice the disparities of having multiple personalities.

The Crissing Link

The Crissing Link is a series of books, talks, and workshops that help the public-at-large understand what it's like to be multiple, help multiples who have undergone a crisis develop better coping mechanisms, and help multiples who decline the option of integration therapy to live a balanced and healthy life.

Multiples -- people who have multiple personalities, now known as Dissociative Identity "Disorder" -- can lead relatively normal lives, as different from "Eve" or "Sybil" as day and night. But it's so rare to hear of successful people who have decided to live with their multiplicity, much less those who are proud champions defending their right to live a plural life. Enter The Crisses.

The Crissing Link is being created by The Crisses, a multiple system that has been a champion in the underground self-help movement for multiples since 1996. The Crisses encourage multiples to intelligently and informatively choose whether or not to integrate, and accept and embrace who you are as simply different and unique rather than troubled, much less clinically insane. The Crissing Link deliberately challenges the in-your-face works on the market that read like horror novels, and gives a humane perspective on her life as an example of living in self-acceptance and deliberate harmony.