Beyond The Stage
My Book: One Soul
Multiple Expressions: Poems By The Parts
Adrian Fletcher's debut poetry collection is a mediative journey through familial child sex trafficking and dissociative identity disorder (DID). One Soul, Multiple Expressions: Poems by the Parts is a lyrical exploration of abject loneliness and exploitation to finding and building community together. This collection traverses the many stages of healing and shows how creative expression can teach us how to survive horrific trauma. Even amid darkness, healing is possible. Adrian hopes to bridge the gap between survivors and practitioners, bringing a message of hope that they are not alone. Truth, pain, and beauty reside within these pages.
NEW BOOK!
Meet Rockette and Coopie, two lovable companions with big hearts, curious minds, and feelings that sometimes feel bigger than the world around them. In this gentle and comforting story, readers of all ages are invited on a journey through emotions, courage, connection, healing, and self-discovery.
The Adventures of Rockette and Coopie: A Gentle Story About Big Feelings and Brave Hearts is a heartfelt book created to help children feel seen, safe, and understood during moments of worry, overwhelm, sadness, or uncertainty.
COMING SOON
Tugs-of-War Within Us: Therapists’ Revelations of Their Own Internal Conflicts by Gill Frost
In this forthcoming collection exploring the hidden inner worlds of therapists, Dr. Adrienne (Adrian Fletcher) shares a deeply personal and professionally nuanced reflection on living and working as a psychologist with dissociative identity disorder (DID).
Her chapter offers a rare glimpse into the evolving experience of identity, healing, and integration, including the fusion of “Nancy,” a long-held clinician identity within her internal system. Blending vulnerability, lived experience, and psychological insight, the piece explores the complexities of trauma recovery, therapist humanity, and the transformative nature of personal identity.
Through honesty and courage, Dr. Adrienne contributes to a growing conversation about dissociation, integration, and what it means to heal while simultaneously holding space for others.
Signature Courses
The DID and OSDD Handbook
The DID and OSDD Handbook is a supportive, accessible guide to life with dissociative identity disorder (DID), other specified dissociative disorder (OSDD) and partial dissociative identity disorder (P-DID), based on author Ella Everett's experience living with DID.
Answering questions from 'What is it like to live with DID and OSDD?' to 'What does recovery look like?' and covering topics such as seeking diagnosis, practical coping skills and navigating relationships, this guide is designed to dip in and out of as needed. Throughout, Ella works to address the lack of awareness and understanding of DID and OSDD in society, and challenge the harmful stereotypes often associated with these conditions.
This essential handbook offers kindness, understanding, recognition and representation for everyone living with DID and OSDD, as well as mental health professionals, therapists and those who support them.
Podcast (Concluded)
Braving The Way
Braving the Way with Dr. Fletch is a retired mental health podcast hosted by Dr. Adrian Fletcher-human first, psychologist second. A trafficking survivor living with dissociative identity disorder (DID), Dr. Fletcher has spent nearly two decades in the mental health field as a clinician, consultant, speaker, educator, and writer.
This podcast was created to have honest, authentic, and brave conversations about trauma, healing, and mental health while also elevating the voices of others sharing their journeys. While no longer in active production, these episodes remain as a meaningful archive of hope, insight, and connection. Select episodes have been archived to prioritize safety and to uphold the integrity of this work.
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Adrian Fletcher, Psy.D. is a licensed psychologist, EMDR certified therapist, approved EMDR consultant,mental health advocate, writer, and speaker. She is the owner of her private psychotherapy and consultation practice in Scottsdale, Arizona. She is deeply enthusiastic about assisting others in finding their voice and overcoming symptoms associated with having experienced trauma. She believes a combination of self-care, self-compassion, and a solid support system are the necessary components to heal. She often incorporates the research of Brené Brown in her work and concurs with Brené on the following… “Owning our story and loving ourselves through that process is the bravest thing we’ll ever do.” Dr. Fletcher recently came forward with her own story of recovery from complex trauma and dissociative identities. She continues to brave the way in using her own voice to deconstruct stigma surrounding dissociative identity disorder.