An SBS documentary features academic Dr Jeni Haynes speaking about living with dissociative identity disorder (DID). Across reports, Haynes is described as dispelling common myths and misconceptions about DID by explaining her own experiences and how she relates to “alters,” a term used by some people to describe distinct identity states associated with the condition. Coverage highlights that Haynes says she has 2,682 “people in her mind,” a figure she uses to convey the scale of her internal experiences. The articles also frame her account as a personal and educational effort, aimed at providing a clearer picture of what living with DID can involve, rather than relying on stereotypes or sensational portrayals. The three outlets report the same core information: that Haynes is featured in a “groundbreaking” SBS documentary and that her comments focus on everyday aspects of managing DID, including the way her identity states function and how she lives with them. The coverage does not indicate any new clinical findings beyond her firsthand testimony.