On behalf of ACACIA Ministries LLC, an international ministry, I would like to welcome you to our website. For the past 20 years we have assisted individuals traumatized by various forms of abuse. With the guidance of the Lord, the power of His word, and through the anointing of the Holy Spirit we have been able to help people receive healing and restoration.
Our goal is to be a resource not only for the individual, but also for professionals, clergy, family & support members. We look forward to serving you any way we can. Please be advised that the material on this site cannot and should not replace therapy from qualified counselors. Disclaimer
Advanced Practicum and Supervision
Sandra Skinner-Young will lead an Advanced Practicum (Praxiswoche) and Supervision for Prayer Counselors (Seelsorge) and Clinical Therapists who work with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) in Bechhofen, Germany this April! Go to "Events" for more information...
The Sting of Labels
We are featuring articles about labels and their impact upon the dissociative person’s life. I hope you take the time to read them and expand your understanding of the powerful impact these words have.
As I was writing, it occurred to me that much pain is endured by dissociative persons as they courageously attend healing conferences in the Christian arena. I recently attended a conference featuring a world renowned speaker.
ARTICLES
Professional Articles
Assessing Safety Needs for People with DID
The Role of the Host
Tools for Discovering Facets of the DID Person
Foundational Teaching
- What is Dissociation?
- What is Prayer Counseling?
- Is There Unresolved Trauma in my life?
- Laws of Sowing and Reaping
- The Healing Process
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Labels
Do the labels given to us by the medical community, educational world, family, friends and ourselves really matter? All people need to be aware of their true identity in order to fulfill their destiny. Labels can encourage and cripple us. Medical diagnoses can pigeonhole a person for life. Discovering the labels in a person’s life, exploring their justifications, and deciding what to do with them is serious work for the dissociative person.
Wee's World
Today was garbage pick-up day at my house. I scurried around the rooms to empty the waste baskets. When I got to the recreation room, the wastebasket was already emptied. Who did it? That was my job!!!
Sometimes something like this happens when different people inside do not know that some of the others are in there. Did this ever happen to you?
