Holly Crumpler

Holly Crumpler, an advocate for Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), and her son, filmmaker Dylan Crumpler, dive into their transformative journey. They discuss the creation of 'Petals of a Rose,' a film aiming to counter the stigma surrounding DID. Holly shares her diagnosis at 51, highlighting the intricate relationship between trauma and identity. They emphasize the importance of accurate representation and education in mental health, addressing misconceptions while sharing personal insights into living with DID. Their work aims to shift narratives and foster understanding.

Holly Crumpler, who lives with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), discusses her frustration with its portrayal in TV and film. They explore the process of diagnosis, raising a child with DID, and the impact of therapy and filmmaking in healing and spreading awareness. They also touch on medical traumas, misdiagnosis, and forgiveness after abuse.