Dissociadid Reviews 108

TrustScore 2 out of 5

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I have learned a lot about D.I.D. from DissociaDID. And I think they do a great job at raising awareness. They are very genuine, and constructive. And I hope, they will keep on healing, both physicall... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

If you are over the age of 14 you'll understand this channel is only devoted to scamming people for money. For $300 you can meet one of her fake personalities. I can't believe YouTube allowed her to c... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

When people ask for help, dissociadid should be telling them to go seek a professional. Instead, she SENDS THEM TO HER YOUTUBE CHANNEL!!! She’s not qualified and she admits she isn’t qualified but whe... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Harmful and fake. Chloe Wilkinson, who runs Dissociadid Ltd has made a brand and a low-rent 'TV show' of her made-up illness that isn't anything like the actual diagnostic level of DID. It's a real cl... See more

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

NOT PROFESSIONALS OR EDUCATORS

They are NOT a qualified mental heath professional, NOR an educator. They have claimed both of these titles without credentials or education. This is irresponsible and unethical, especially when one of their major, consistent lies is they were "kicked out of uni for having DID" (they were kicked out for recklessly breaking a strict trespassing rule). They have a lot of lies like that they feed fans so people will stick around and sympathize with them enough to give them money while receiving nothing in return. They spread constant disinformation about DID that further solidify their lies, making their sources completely unreliable. To top it off, they regularly delete any and all attempts to point this out, correct misinformation they have spread, and sources to actual real information and claim that people trying to correct them are a "hate campaign". They are abusers disguised as advocates. Do NOT trust them or their sources.

February 15, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Not only are the former negative…

Not only are the former negative reviews true but now she is saying stuff in her videos like "it’s sad that it’s just bad reviews so if anybody is going to have a look.....it’s not balanced" is not implicitly asking her most devoted fans to leave positive (fake) reviews, like she ripped her patreons off and she never apologised so she should own up to her mistakes plus I am pretty sure that asking ppl for good reviews is against trustpilot's guidelines

February 15, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Big Fat Liar

Big Fat Liar

Dissociadid is a big fat liar.
She glamourizes DID, makes up false statistics (saying it's common as people with bulimia and MORE common than people with schizophrenia, while DID is a very hard to diagnose covert disorder) and she's seen just lying.
She makes up her trauma and regularly feeds those lies to her fans, saying she was abused regularly as a child, but neither her parents know what the hell happened to her.
In one of the blooper videos she's filming a "dissociating part" only to stop midsentence and fix her corset. That scene is IDENTICAL in one of her actual videos, how can you act the dissociation?
She says then that DID is a survive mechanism, by the very definition of DID, alters "jump" out in a matter of seconds to protect the original part in various situations, since they're linked to them.
While filming a tutorial, she claims that one of her alters, the bad boy Kyle, "came up for a minute" by winking at the camera. That is phisically not possible, since there's no need for that alter to come out, stay only for a minute and then go back without losing the train of thought. She even charges 300 DOLLARS to chat with that alter. How will she know that alter will front?
Come on, stop pandering to your mouth watering fans! Just admit your lies!
Sadly, lying pays her bills.

Never hire her. She's not a professional, she dropped out at the first year of Uni, never bothered to get back and wants to be seen as a professional, while using flirty pictures on her instagram for people to thirst after their alters.

February 15, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

The kindest souls

There's a lot of reviews on here from people who have a vendetta against Dissociadid and I will never understand it.
Everything they do, they do out of a desire to educate, and make people with DID and other related disorders feel understood and not alone. I started watching their videos on recommendation from a friend after finding out another friend of her's has DID, and I wanted to learn more about it so I could understand them better.
I started watching their videos for the education, and stayed for the people. They're such fantastic, kind souls and the have the best intentions for every project that they do.
If you are curious about DID, or have it yourself, I highly recommend this Youtube Channel. They have a wonderful community surrounding them and they're lovely people.

February 14, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Dishonest and Damaging

They're consistently overselling their qualifications with no actual credentials to speak of, and the misinformation they spread is damaging at it's best, and romanticizing at it's worst. They avoid taking broad public accountability, preferring to leave their bad decisions "in the past" without ever making amends for the critical damage they've caused. They lie to their audience to make themselves look better at the expense of the lives of thousands of dissociative individuals.

February 13, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Educational and Professional

DissociaDID is a fantastic resource for those who wish to learn! A professional grifter and con artist, DissociaDID can teach you about:
- How to make a comfortable living by lying online
- How easy it is to manipulate gullible people
- What unchecked narcissism looks like
- How to twist facts to suit your fictional narrative
- How quickly comments can be deleted

I would absolutely trust DissociaDID to continue lying for attention and money. This channel is a credible and reliable source of fraud, deceit, and embarrassment, and I am confident it will continue to uphold this rock-bottom standard of excellence. 10/10, would recommend this entertaining scam to everyone.

February 7, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

No degree!

Chloe Wilkinson has no any kind of psychological degree.
She has a fancy and unprofessional YouTube channel about D.I.D.
She also has a Patreon where ppl had complained of not receiving their tier pledge!

So be careful. I wouldn't give money to her.

February 4, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

From my experience

From my experience, Dissociadid frequently spreads misinformation, doesn't fulfil their Patreon's tiers and deletes constructive criticism and questions about these issues.
I wouldn't recommend her as a source of reliable information

February 3, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Misinformation, testimony from a psychology student

As a psychology student, I used to watch Nin’s videos to know more about DID, but I came for research and just received drama and insensitivity from them. I can confirm that DissociaDID uses their channel to spread misinformation. If you want a truthful diagnosis from a certified medical professional, you can’t omit or lie about your symptoms. Us, psychologists, are here to help you. Lying or omitting things to us are the same as lying to yourself. If you aren’t trained to deal with mental health, don’t claim to be a mental health professional.

February 3, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Con artist for sure

Con artist for sure, please don’t trust this service they seem to do anything in their power to keep a good image while spreading dangerous misinformation and recommending untrustworthy professionals. They block people who simply disagree with them, on all social media platforms too.

February 3, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Scam Artist. Do not trust. Do not pay. Do not oblige.

Puts themselves across as a mental health education service, but repeatedly get testimonials from discredited, laughably unreliable 'professionals'. They spread rampant misinformation, sometimes simply making up traits about DID and OSDD (including outpatient and inpatient psychological care), and when someone directly calls them out on their mistake - however politely - Dissociadid deletes their comment and blocks them. They did not start this way, but they grew too big for their boots and now I cannot trust anything they say. Do not give this person your money, they are known to lie about being poor whilst buying clothes that cos hundreds of pounds, and expensive watches that they 100% did not own before.

February 3, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Disappointing and dangerous content.

I used to actively watch dissociadid’s content, beginning with their very first upload on YouTube. They claimed to be an educational resource, they claimed to be a safe, protected space, and they claimed to promote mental health advocacy. I have found all of these claims to be fictitious based of their actions in their content. They have, in the past, actively put their audience at risk by promoting another creator with an incredibly dubious past. They have often shared resources under the pretense of professionalism. These sources were outdated, cited wrongly within their content, misconstrued, or simply outright fallacious. They claim to be a professional resource for mental health education, while willingly deceiving and misleading audiences. They have been racist and promoted racist rhetoric within their communities on numerous occasions. They have often silenced critics of their harmful actions by removing productive and constructive criticism and silencing audience members. They even silence POC audience members on the effect their racism had on the POC community.

They should not be seen as a professional resource, they should be held accountable for their various harmful actions.

February 3, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Unqualified, unreliable and untrustworthy.

DissociaDID, AKA Chloe, claims to be an educational service providing information on DID, however this is nothing more than a façade. Chloe has built her business around creating drama on YouTube, making DID into a sideshow with sensationalised and acted "switch caught on camera" videos, and by spreading completely false information about DID.

Chloe styles herself as a professional in the field of Psychology, which she has since backpedaled on after people questioned her for having no relevant formal qualifications. Dropping out of her Psychology BSc in her first year is the closest she has ever been to being a qualified professional (though on YouTube she claims the university illegally kicked her out).
Due to her lack of education and scientific literacy, Chloe often spreads sensationalised and blatantly false misinformation on all of her social media platforms, even admitting to manipulating data from scientific studies to make up her own statistics on DID, which she then shares as fact. As well as this, she advocates AGAINST recovery, giving advice that goes against all NICE guidelines for treating dissociative disorders and encouraging people to create backstories for their 'alters' and engage in the fantasy, which will only reinforce the negative coping mechanisms of DID.
When ACTUAL professionals have questioned her or corrected her for misquoting or presenting false stats, she refuses to admit that she is wrong, even when presented her with the real statistics from the studies she manipulated. She has not removed any of the posts containing proven false information or misquotes from her social media, but has made the time to delete comments and block users that question her credibility. She claims to be open to discussion and learning, but this is clearly only if it's something she wants to hear. This is not how someone running an educational service should behave, they should be willing to listen and learn and not approach educating with an agenda.

Chloe has also had issues with her patreon, including: not fulfilling her patreons rewards, not refunding patreons until they take it to social media, and using charity to encourage people to sign up to her Patreon (she held a fundraiser for a charity which you could only enter if you signed up to her Patreon, and donated only October's patreon payment to the charity).

Continuing, she has also posted extremely inappropriate content on her 'educational' YouTube channel, which is mainly viewed by minors. She would frequently feature her now ex partner on the channel, in which they would make out for extended periods of time on camera, and 'age slide' around real children. The ex was also involved in a scandal, drawing images of children engaging in their fetish and children acting out sexual situations, which Chloe defended when it became public. She tried to manipulate her fans and other DID YouTubers into accepting her ex back into their community, a community full of children and teens, which I believe makes her a danger to the wellbeing of children.

Currently, Chloe claims to be in the process of training to be a therapist. In my view, she is dangerous to vulnerable adults and children, and you should only use her advice if you want to stay ill. She treats DID as a belief system or religion of which she is a radical priest, not to be questioned or subject to skepticism, rather than a mental illness that should be treated and eventually recovered from.

February 2, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Avoid At All Cost

When it comes to mental health, we must find the best information from professional and reliable sources. DissociaDID is not one of them. Whoever is reading this I must advise you to avoid DissociaDID's content as they have been caught multiple times for misinformation yet, they do not want to acknowledge it and went as far as blocking people who criticise them. If that doesn't give you a red flag, I don't know what can.

February 2, 2021
Unprompted review

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