FPP is now closed but read on for alternative resources including, information, support and training

After 26 years the charity First Person Plural – dissociative identity disorder association is now closed.  

This website https://www.firstpersonplural.org.uk/ will remain online as a legacy site for at least three years from 1st August 2023.  It contains much information and resources. Please take the time to browse.

Additionally, The Survivors Trust (TST) Resources site https://www.tstresources.org/ includes much useful information.  TST also provide a dissociation-infomed helpline 0808 801 0818.

Ritual Abuse Network Scotland (RANS) provides services across the UK for a wider range of dissociative survivors than its name suggests.  This long standing charity are the recipients of FPP’s Dissolution Legacy Fund, using it towards developing and delivering a new project “Plural Futures”.  This will include a change of name of the charity to more accurately reflect its wider remit, a new website and the provision of forums and other  services for those affected by trauma-related complex dissociation including DID, both those who have a known history of ritual abuse and those who do not.  To find out more about this new project contact RANS on hello@rans.org.uk

ESTD-UK continues to offer specialist training in complex trauma, dissociation and attachment.  Melanie Goodwin and Kathryn Livingston formerly of First Person Plural are highly respected and professional experts-by-experience trainers and they will continue the collaboration with ESTD-UK as independent trainers alongside the clinical professionals delivering ESTD-UK training .  Enquiries about ESTD-UK training to training@estduk.org

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