Development of BPD: Phenotypes, Mentalization, Trauma, and Unshared Environment

[@Vic-on5ic]

Good lecture, but the sound was uneven and the charts have not been shown.

[@pauladuncanadams1750]

I wish that this lecture was directed externally instead of internally. The lecture audience directed to is in class and quite difficult to understand online. It would be nice If there was a mic clip on the vest instead of at the podium since the podium isn't utilized. Sadly, we can't see the slides either. Such an important work and lecture but I am unable to fully understand.

[@ptiaptia7347]

Same comment here.

[@MaryHernandez-lq8kq]

Thanks for probono work. Important information

[@laurieberry162]

I feel so invalidated because my doctor said sometimes I feel really good and sometimes I feel really bad because he has no compassion. That is not bipolar. I would call up his home and tell his sexy wife what a horrible man she married. He talked so inappropriate. I don’t like him. He talked goofy and stupid. I think he is still working.

[@s.briand4640]

Does NOTHING to address the trauma.
A JOKE

[@sinead.]

Thanks for the heads up I'll stop watching. I've been diagnosed with BPD after suppressed memories of incest by my father came up at age 38 and rocked my world to see the least that's not a lot of information out there about completely suppressed memory for so long

[@iva11200]

@@sinead. how did it come up exactly? Some trigger?

[@solar2366]

thank you for the heads up x2, I have borderline and end up splitting internally from past triggers stemming from invalidating trauma

[@PaddyMcCarthy2.1]

Rubbish, cant see the slides