Borderline Personality Disorder What causes BPD

In this episode, I talk about the development of Borderline Personality Disorder from a research perspective. I also encourage loved ones of individuals with a diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder to do more to understand how their perception differs from the Borderline perception and how they can meet their loved ones where they are. I also answer a question about Moral Compass work and why it is so important that this work get done, even if you think it is irrelevant to your Borderline Personality Disorder Recovery. Thrive: Mind/ Body, LLC (www.thriveonli...) Give us a call at 844-984-7483 to schedule or email me at [e-mail].

[@tegannottelling]

My partner is 48,
He had massive sexual emotional and physical abuse as a child. I’m really committed to trying to make sure that he’s well in the future I love him very much. However I find that I have my own traits that point to borderline in some instances. And you’re certainly right about the therapists and hospitals and everyone else don’t want them especially a 6 foot three very fit very muscular man who can throw a tantrum and then actually disassociates and not remember what he’s done in that tantrum. 😞

[@Ostipherous]

A parent has one obligation to a child - to love him/her. There is just no excuse for this failure.

[@fromborderlinetobeautfulwi431]

You are right, though intergenerational trauma is something that people fight against. I think more it's that there is no excuse to give up and not fight against intergenerational trauma. Thoughts?

[@orenzeshani]

What your mother did to you, that's worse enough. It sadden me very much that we lowered our standards of how people should treat one another, to a point that childeren are expected to be resilent to a parent treating them like this.

[@fromborderlinetobeautfulwi431]

truth. thank you