Psychology in Seattle.

Hey deserving listeners, today's episode is an interview that I did with a listener who emailed me not too long ago saying that she

thought she might want to come on to the show and talk about how she had fallen in love

with her therapist and also talk about her dissociative

identity disorder and I called her up and interviewed her and at first I didn't

really know what I was getting into and I thought well you know this will just be a short little conversation about erotic transference and this and the ID and dissociation.

But the conversation I soon realized was one of the most amazing interviews I've ever had on this

podcast. Very similar to the John Moffitt episode a while back, the fellow who had been sex trafficked as a young person.

It's a very similar story.

It spans a lot of years with Liza here.

She talks about dissociative identity disorder. She talks about how she discovered it, how what it feels like. She talks about her early childhood experiences and eventually

who could actually help her, a physician actually, who she basically molded into the therapist that she needed.

It's a fantastic story, it's inspirational, it's surprising, and I want to share it with you, but

before we get to it, I want to tell everyone that there is talk about sexual abuse and there is talk

about difficulty so if you're triggered by such things then I'd just be really

careful with that okay so let's go to the interview hey deserving listeners today's

episode I'm gonna be talking with a special guest

Liza she's gonna be talking about dissociative identity disorder and

also transference counter-transference issues I'm excited to talk with her and

find out her story. Welcome to the show, Liza. Thank you, Kurt. Thanks for having

me. This is the Psychology and Saddle Podcast. I am your host, Dr. Dr Kirkconda I'm a therapist and a professor

Liza why don't you introduce yourself to podcast land?

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