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🐌 Notice:this is a slow paced forum. It's not a social network. 🐢

Be patient ant take your time to explore.

It's a pretty old style forum but here you can read and leverage more than 10 YEARS of experiences about maladaptive daydreaming from thousands of people from all over the world.

An immense heritage for anyone.

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In the following video, Prof. Eli Somer explains what the ISMD is.


We are thrilled to announce that we have formally established the ISMD: a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the 
lives of persons with Maladaptive Daydreaming.
Our Mission:
• Promotion of public and professional education
• Community engagement and advocacy
• Support for pioneering research
• Promotion of innovative therapies through professional collaboration
• Enhancement of communication between professionals and those
with lived experience
• Raising awareness
We now call on the MD community, interested professionals, and others to join our society!


To learn more, visit the website:

www.maladaptivedaydreamingsociety.com

 

 

WELCOME

Maladaptive daydreaming is an extensive fantasy activity that interferes with an individual's life.

Maladaptive daydreamers feel an urgency to daydream, which is similar to an addiction. Their fantasies are complex stories, with characters and plots, and they are very emotionally intense.

On this website, maladaptive daydreamers can speak openly about this problem, sharing stories, resources, solutions, ideas, or just feel part of a community.

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