Re:EMDR & Dissociation & Parts

I can state, as being DID and knowing many inside have done what they evidently needed to do, that, yes, walls can and do come back. I think that is more to do with the "host" or at least in my experience. There has been several times in my therapy and EMDR sessions that I know those within and myself, I believe, have brought walls back up when they probably shouldn't have came down in the first place, but throught EMDR them seem to have fallen.

It wasn't right or wasn't the right time in my case and it was second nature for the walls to come right back. Guess all needs to be right, within and without. But they were easily accessible and all pain and hurt within them soon left, the walls once again were erect and stable. At least in my case.

Hope this helps. Best.

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