What Is Dissociative Identity Disorder? CLICK HERE to read the definition of DID as defined by writers on Healthy Place.

This graphic is DID as defined and experienced by one of the young artists at Connie’s House, also known as, “Me!”

God’s Grace Notes is the first social media profile I created when I was introduced to the social community of Squidoo. (2007)

Created by Seth Godin, Squidoo was an online community that provided writerrs with the opportunity to generate revenue by writing articles about your areas of expertise.

During my time as a Squidoo lensmaster, I wrote about mental illness, homelessness in America, Bible stories, and craft tutorials.

I was one of the founding Squid Angels, a member of the Squidoo Giants Club, a Squidoo Greeter, and contributor to the “So Crafty” magazine.

It was important to me to discuss the challenges of the mental illnesses that were still wreaking havoc on my life at that time, so I created GodsGraceNotes.com as a blog where I could continue sharing my thoughts about my experiences with DID, Bipolar, and PTSD recovery.

You can read the story of my initial disclosure on Healthy Place while I continue the re-construction of my ever-transitioning blog at God’s Grace Notes.

The stigma story I wrote for the Stand Up For Mental Health Campaign in 2010 was the first time I publicly disclosed my diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder. (DID)

I am currently revising God’s Grace Notes to change the voice of my story. My life has been a very vivid example of the chaos caused by DID, so I am thrilled to be revising the blog to reflect the recent strides I have been making in my integration process.

I will post an update on my video channel when my mental health blog at God’s Grace Notes is live again.

You can read my stigma story on Healthy Place, entitled,

“Coming Out Of My Mental Health Closet.

What services are provided by the Kataluma Concierge, and where can I register a consultation for my business?

It is late October, 2022 at the time of this writing, and I am currently in the final stages of a cross-country relocation.

I will post business services when I complete my move and am settled into my new space in Oklahoma!

What is, and who can join the collaborative?

It is late October, 2022 at the time of this writing, and I am currently in the final stages of a cross-country relocation.

I will post more information about the collaborative when I complete my move and am settled into my new space in Oklahoma!

Thank you for taking time to visit. We appreciate your interest in learning more about how you can help those who are homeless in America!

MORE INFORMATION AVAILABLE SOON

The Kataluma Adventure is the story of my life journey that prepared me to serve as America’s Homeless Recovery Coach.

It is the story of how I became homeless due to undiagnosed DID, and chronicles the many details of lessons I learned while navigating the current strategies of how we help those who are homeless in America.

I did NOT see my experience as an “adventure” during the time it was actually happening!!!

I have come to view my journey through completely new lenses because of the healing I have experienced since I first learned I was experiencing dissociation and unresolved trauma.

It is now my great joy to be engaging in my passion for helping others who are still struggling with the same challenges that nearly destroyed my own life.

Tougher Than Our ACEs is the workshop I created to show you the step-by-step process that has brought healing to my once-shattered heart, mind, and life circumstances.

Registration Information will be available soon. (October, 2022)

The Root Cellar

I have many things to tell you…

But, there are some OTHER things you need to know first.

I hope you will still be with us when we begin to discuss The Root Cellar!!!

Kataluma

I look forward to sharing the details of how I experienced “Kataluma” for myself, and how we can use that knowledge to create the solutions needed for those who still have no place to call home!!!