A client is diagnosed with DID. What is the primary goal of therapy for this client?

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The primary goal of therapy for a client diagnosed with DID is to collaborate among sub-personalities to improve functioning. This involves helping the client to integrate their fragmented identity and work towards achieving a sense of wholeness and coherence. Other goals such as reducing anxiety and improving thinking patterns may also be important, but they are secondary to the task of achieving integration among the various parts of the client's identity.

A Client Is Diagnosed with DID