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Given the symptoms, it can be challenging for individuals with BPD to maintain healthy relationships, including friendships. However, that does not mean that a person

Have you ever met someone whose personality seems to change depending on who they are with? This chameleon-like behaviour can be intriguing, especially when we

Stress is unavoidable, with daily events often leading to elevated cortisol levels in our bloodstream. Examples of these stressors include being asked to present at

Before the 1960s, borderline personality disorder (BPD) was not a recognised condition. This lack of recognition meant that individuals displaying symptoms of BPD often faced

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a mental health condition characterised by symptoms such as mood instability, heightened impulsivity, and impaired self-awareness. Collectively, these symptoms can

Compulsive gambling, formally known as pathological gambling, is a psychiatric disorder characterised by a persistent obsession with gambling, even when it leads to serious negative

This article by Peter Fonagy discusses the link between attachment, mentalization, and Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Fonagy’s primary focus is on the concept of mentalization,

Does your environment prevent you from participating in life to your fullest potential? If it does, an occupational therapist can work with you to modify

Hi, I’m clinical psychologist Julian Nolan. In response to a number of research articles and growing discussion of the relationship between sexual diversity and BPD,