Brigade of Beans
Hello and welcome to our carrd. Here you can find links to the sources and resources we use, interesting articles, films & interviews, or other sites, social medias or information we find useful as well as links to all our socials.This Carrd is a constant evolving work in progress, so please bare with us if some sections are relatively empty.
Sources and Resources
Below we have linked the main sources and resources we use when researching and fact checking for the content we make.
Articles
Diagnostic Manuals
Websites
Articles, Films & Own Voices
In this section you will find a collection of articles (less scientific ones that in sources & resources), films or own voices social medias (ie: people who experience what they talk about).
Articles
Films
Interviews
Social Media Pages
Products We Like
Below you can find links to books, items, stores and products that we have personally purchased and found helpful, interesting, informative, good quality or simply worth recommending to others.
Online Stores
Iinside My Head is a small business that focusses on self help and queer pride. There are pronoun pins, communication hoodies & cards, cute stickers and care packages.
Dissociation Info (who's Instagram you can find in the Interesting Articles section) is a system runs an Etsy store that provides guides to DID/OSDD, system journals, grounding & medical cards, stickers, clothing and artworks.
Books
The Girl in the Green Dress is an autobiography from an Australian called Jeni Haynes about her life and DID. Under the link for her book, I have also included a few video interviews Jeni has been part of. Please bare in mind this book and videos deal with heavy topics of abuse, and might not be suitable for a younger (under 18) audience.
Dissociation Made Simple is written by Dr Jamie Marich and is a guide to dissociation and incorporates the work, words and voices of many individuals with lived experience
Our Socials
We use a variety of different social media platforms. Our activity on all fluctuates with out capacity as a disabled individual. Please keep in mind, that although we share information about ourselves and our journey on Instagram and YouTube, we keep our Tik Tok relatively "de-identified" for safety because that is a hellscape of a platform.