2012年9月17日 星期一

Borderline Personality Disroder and Psychotherapy


Many treatments have been discovered and are still being discovered on how to cure Borderline Personality Disorder. But experts say there is no really cure for this abnormality. What they could only do for the person is to generally teach him/her and his support group how to handle his/her disorder. One treatment that could help a person with BPD is psychotherapy.

Psychotherapy is a kind of treatment where interpersonal relationships are built between a trained psychotherapist and his client. This will help a client be aided with his problems in living. So how do they do this? They do it through constant dialogue. But be not mistaken to think that this is only exclusive for a one-on-one conversation only because the psychotherapist could be creative in doing this dialogue. This could also be made with groups. This intends to increase the well-being of an individual which leads to the improvement of a client's mental health.

Now, how can psychotherapy help aid a client with Borderline Personality Disorder? When doing psychotherapy, as was stated earlier, this can be done with groups. This group will serve as the support system of the client.

The support group of the client could be in the form of family, friends and/or relatives. They will help overcome issues regarding self worth since they will be the one who will strengthen the client and assure that he/she really can do things and that he/she has to lean on to no matter what.




Jessica Suarez has spent years on the study on Borderline Personality Disorder, and has written books on BPD treatments.





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