An interesting article about “Splitting” (The inclination to see things only as “Black and White”), rigidly practiced in BPD. When your borderline splits you black Source: Black/White Interpersonal Relationships and Borderline Behavior | Psychology Today
A Very Simplified but fairly accurate list, which helps somewhat, but does not go into detail regarding the underlying causes or psychological state. Useful nonetheless. Just ANY eating disorder therapist won’t do. The easiest and most comprehensive search for eating disorder treatment on the Internet. Source: Causes, eating disorders, anorexia, bulimia
A Very interesting article. Source: Power, Selfhood, and Identity: A Feminist Critique of Borderline Personality Disorder | University of Chicago – SSA
A very interesting article: The role of personality disorders within the legal arena has been of interest to clinicians since the early days of psychiatry when physicians were called to court in an effort to explain criminal behaviors.1 Clinical and legal interest, as well as fascination of the general public about understanding why people are involved in crime and other behaviors that offend, astound, harm, or frighten, continues to the present day.2-4 Though it is often thought that this understanding…
A very interesting research article. Translational Psychiatry explores the more translational area between the research in neuroscience and conceptually novel treatments Source: Translational Psychiatry – Childhood trauma, midbrain activation and psychotic symptoms in borderline personality disorder
A very good article indeed, written in an easy to understand style. An analytical look at BPD without completely disregarding the human element which would go along with reading an article about such a terrible affliction. Source: The Frustrating No-Man’s-Land of Borderline Personality Disorder
An interesting article about shame in BPD, to get the full benefit you’ll need to download the E-Book offered by this site. Source: The treatment of maladaptive shame in borderline personality disorder: A pilot study of “Opposite Action” (PDF Download Available)
An interesting article. Source: Borderline Personality Disorder: Profile and Process of Therapy
Another very interesting article. Why do some people create havoc in their relationships? Source: The Family Dynamics of Patients with Borderline Personality Disorder | Psychology Today
It seems many professionals who treat disorders are having at least some success with DBT. National newsmagazine committed to enhancing the entire social work profession by exploring its difficult issues, new challenges, and current successes. Source: Dialectical Behavior Therapy — Treating Borderline Personality Disorder