First Person: I Can Only Speak for Myself
I wish this could be of some help or consolation or something to those suffering from B.P.D and for those who want to try to know what is like despite it’s very difficult to understand unless you have B.P.D.
First Person: BPD – Imprisoned Within Ourselves
Currently I struggle with my past. I attend therapy on a daily basis and take many medications. I struggle from PTSD and BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder), all of which is said to have come from my childhood abuse, specially the sexual abuse. Plus other diagnoses such as Social Anxiety, Disassociation Disorder, Panic Attacks, & the fear & misunderstanding anything related to SEX!!!!!!
The Pain at the Heart of Borderline Personality Disorder
AJ Mahari talks to a BPD Group about the pain at the heart of Borderline Personality Disorder. It is a profound pain that is both central to what it means to have BPD and an obstacle to recovery from BPD until and unless it is faced, felt, and resolved.
No Tough Love with Borderline Personality Disorder
Tami Green answers the question of how most effectively to communicate with your loved one with BPD.
Tools to Reduce Anger
Take the first step to reduce conflict with a loved one affected by Borderline Personality Disorder.
Treating Depression ‘Naturally’ Should Be Done Naturally
Treating depression naturally is a lot less complicated than what you may think, and a lot more effective. There are less worries about probable side effects, less regret, and more hope for the future of your mental health.
