At a workshop about dissociative identity disorder, a therapist says, "In my experience, once integration begins, the need for therapy is practically over, and later dissociations just don't happen." This therapist's experience is:
A) typical.
B) a bit unusual; most successful therapies cease before integration.
C) a bit unusual; most successful therapies cease immediately after integration.
D) very unusual; most successful therapies last well beyond the beginning of integration.

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Integration is a significant step in therapy for dissociative identity disorder, but it is not the endpoint. Successful therapies often continue well beyond the beginning of integration to ensure stability, address underlying issues, and prevent relapse.

At a Workshop About Dissociative Identity Disorder, a Therapist Says