I would be seeking immediate medical intervention. Your daughter needs medical help. If she suffers an episode like you have described before you can access intervention, then don't call the police, call an ambulance. They will then be able to observe her behaviour, they may sedate her and take her to the hospital, but at least then you have the opportunity to describe the ongoing symptoms your daughter is suffering. It is just as urgent as a cut that needs sutering or a broken arm, she needs assistance and she needs it urgently. Obviously those that have made the assessments are not managing her condition effectively. It is not your fault. It is a conditiion your daughter needs assistance for and as you are not a doctor or pschologist, you cannot do any more than love her, care for her and seek the assistance that she needs. I have seen many children whose behaviour has been way out of control through no fault of their own or their parents become delightful happy kids with the right medical intervention. I wish you all  the best and please let me know how you fare. If you need to chat, get in touch. There is help out there, sometimes you just have to be assertive to get the assistance your daughter needs.

Wishing you the very best

appart from the overly aggressvie behaviours, she does sound like a typical 6 year old.  I know, I have 1 myself, and she can pretty muh be the same, though the 5 year old is worse! lol.

Deep breathes hun, i can't be of much help, but there are several members who will be of great help to you.  Keep at the doctors too, there has to be someone who is able to help you with your daughter.

Hang on, have tried videoing her behaviours and showing it back to her?  We just started doing this with hours and they hate it to the point they will behave like angels for the next few days.

So as you can see it's very very important not to listen to just one person's opinion. Keep changing children psychiatrists until you see results. I promise you things will get better when you find the person who can help. If things are getting worse for your daughter then those are warning bells that the people you're seeing aren't making your daughter better!

You do not mention what sort of ongoing therapy the family is recieving.  Ring the Psychologist, but I think she needs to see a child psychiatrist.  If she has been assessed, there should be some sort of support with therapy.  If not do as DA suggested and research it all, and ring CAMHS(google this)  and get them to come out ASAP or when she is next in a disassociative state take her straight to the Emergency Dept of your local hospital and they will help you.  If I were you, I would contact camhs asap.  Also find out about respite care.

It's like a daydream, you can exhibit different mannerisms, personalities, gender orientation or physical changes and not even recall what happens when another personaltity is in control.

Just a thought have her doctors explored this disorder and maybe Retilin isn't the way to go, could be making the situation worse.

I wish you all well in finding out what is wrong and treatment can bring your daughter back to you.

the one thing that has me scared for you is her super strength and that her eyes Glaze over. my eyes do that I get stronger when for lack of words phsyco. (sorry my brain doesnt work atm) but i have borderline personality disorder and bipolar. the bpd means that i am kinda have split personality and 1 is good and 1 is very bad. i can switch in a matter of seconds.

I would be seeking about another opioion on all her lables. and having a child who is on ritilin I seriously dont think it is working. my son is so dosilie when medicated for his ADD.

not everyone reacts to drugs in the same way. sometimes they have sideeffects.on some individuals not only dont they work but can aggrevate the condition they are being treated for.

i would get a second opinion from another medical expert. no two doctors are the same.

if her behaviour  has improved since ritilin then you need to look elsewhere. dont always assume because a doctor has subscribed something that its correct a lot of times its trial and error untl they find one that works

There's your problem. Learn all you can about these conditions and how to deal with them and things will get a little bit easier. Get involved in support groups for parents with kids with these conditions, get counselling for yourself in how to cope with all this, and if you can get her into behavioural therapy do so.

Calling the police won't do any good - unless she runs away again and gets lost of course! Most hospitals won't do much either, although they may be able to refer you to help and assistance that will help you.