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Online Conference Transcripts Living and Recovering from Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) Melissa Ford Thornton, author of "Eclipses: Behind The Borderline Personality Disorder, joined us to discuss what life is like with Borderline Personality Disorder. She discussed her suicide attempts, self-injury, fears of abandonment, hospitalization, and progress with Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). She also answered many audience questions regarding relationships, medications, and wanting to die but finding the will to live. Read the transcript when you click here. WeRManyUnderstanding Dissociative Disorders Through Dissociative Signs and Symptoms Many patients with dissociative disorders need to express the "memories and feelings connected to their traumas, but are afraid to, because of the fear, pain, anger, and shame connected to them, of which they may not even be conscious". Visit WeRMany to continue reading, when you click here. From our Bookstore Multiple Personality Disorder from the Inside Out
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Many therapists don't even want to bother with BPD patients, seeing them as "difficult" and "manipulative." But many borderline patients are in enormous psychic pain, suffering from deep depression, suicidal tendencies, eating disorders and self-harm behaviors. Callers share their experiences of living with Borderline Personality Disorder and being in relationships with BPD patients. Listen to the Radio Show Archives when you click here with your Windows media player. | ||
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unique quality of this book is the authentic voice of the person with MPD
describing an unimaginable experience of life that becomes comprehensible
and familiar. At some point the therapist who is learning about MPD must
gain this understanding from the inside out and this can be a slow process
when working with only one or a few individual clients. This book offers a
giant step towards this understanding. 
"Borderline Personality Disorder"