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I have mild BPD and Adult ADHD (inattentive), I am finally accepting it and discussing it lightly with people I run into just like it’s diabetes and not anything to be ashamed about. BIG step from a month ago ( I was livid!). My first trauma was an
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Hi, I just had this TED talk pop up and found it really helpful. It's often a big part of any trauma and abuse for the abuser to later deny that it happened, and try to shift the reality of the other person but this author's talk was about h
Therapy is often touted as a ‘safe place’, when, in fact, it is anything but that. It is a place where we surface our demons, dig deep into our neuroses, explore our habit patterns and challenge belief systems that often do more harm than good. Therapy is
Sometimes people with psychosocial disability don't realise that the recognition of various pschosocial difficulties that people may experience in life including severe distress, trauma or any other form of suffering that can temporarily or otherwi
Thinking lots of people on the forums might be interested in this. My support worker told me about it. The Dignity of Risk : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dignity_of_riskConvention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities[edit]The
I don't know where else to ask this question but i was reading the section of "How to Access Treatment" on the BPD website...and i saw this: 4. A GP can refer you to a private psychiatrist for treatment. Individuals can look at the RANZCP website (
I was looking at this today from Dr Phil. I thought it helped become aware of addictions, such as playing video games. 10 Key Signs of Having an Addiction Whether it's drug use, sex or overspending, do you wonder if your behavior is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZNxB7f46c0 I think this man makes a lot of sense.
Hello @Former-Member I would like to suggest that GriefLine is a really helpful place for contributors who are grieving - the lost of family members and friends certainly and also other losses in life - employment, independence - even pe
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