This sounds awful for both of you, sorry to hear. Perhaps a psychologist can support you both. Try googling find a psychologist and use the link to the australian psychology association

Must be awful. I hope you manage to find a support group to help out

Have you been able to discuss this with any of his family at all? They may be helpful or may not. Maybe see if you can get professional help for him first? Has he actually been professionally diagnosed? it could also be a type of epilepsy or other neurological problem. Some have some very weird types and actions with epilepsy. There is now many different types recognised. Epilepsy has a high ratio of people who have not been properly diagnosed or even been tested for it. A lot don’t fall or lose consciousness. One major problem is some people think that they are drunk or have taken drug

I havent had experience but perhaps seek a professional to see if it can be managed

When your husband is officially diagnosed then I assume he receives treatment as well ? I think it would be good for him to receive therapy and for you to receive support as well which may be in the form of family therapy, counseling, support groups.

if you do a google search for dissociative disorder Australia – there are a few organisations that come up that you should be able to talk to that could provide support groups or just one on one support.

Try SANE , REACHOUT AUSTRALIA and THE DISSOCIATIVE INITIATIVE –

I wish you and your partner all the best

Can’t help you but please look for some facebook support group.

Oh this would be so hard to live with! While he has no memory of it, you remember every harsh word, criticism and accusation. Maybe your gp could help with suggestions for support?

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Maybe try the following websites to get information and see if they offer support groups. These are based in Australia.

http://www.sane.org

https://au.reachout.com

https://di.org.au

just copy these and paste them into google and they should take you to the sites

Wishing you and your partner all the best

no sorry. I wish you and your partner all the best. I did a quick google search and came up with the following: (hopefully they are a start in the right direction for you and your partner to get some support) – good luck

https://www.sane.org/information-stories/facts-and-guides/dissociative-identity-disorder

https://au.reachout.com/articles/support-services-for-personality-disorders

https://di.org.au/tag/dissociative-identity-disorder/

Hope these help 🙂

I don’t know anyone with this so sorry can’t help, but wondered is there an online support for family and friends?