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A fair bit has been written about the various techniques and methods of working effectively with clients who have been diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder (DID). Not much has been written though about the long term therapeutic alliance with this client group or, more correctly, with the most challenging parts. This is a brief attempt to portray a move towards intersubjectivity; a snapshot of being in the room with the fierce protector parts of a survivor of systemic abuse.