For example, you can make a tape of your favorite songs and listen to them when you are sad, thus isolating, and then changing your mood. 30 October 1998. Marie, the creator of this page, describes DID as a coping disorder to protect the conscious mind of trauma from the past. The disorder is commonly misdiagnosed. Music can ease this transition.
Music is always there to fall back on to help someone cope with problems.
Also, listening to songs to express emotions offers support and may serve as a healthy outlet. From pieces to peace by Terre Seuss. 30 October 1998. This article is about a woman named Josie Decker. She suffers from Dissociative Identity Disorder.