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 after integration.
D) very unusual; most successful therapies last well beyond the beginning of integration.

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Most successful therapies for dissociative identity disorder continue well beyond the beginning of integration, as integration is a complex and ongoing process that requires continued therapeutic support to maintain stability and address any remaining issues.

At a Workshop About Dissociative Identity Disorder, a Therapist Says