Learning Your Triggers
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
Living Life with BPD
Overview
What you should know about Borderline Personality Disorder.
Borderline Personality Disorder can be difficult to manage and understand for the person with the diagnosis and those around them. Clients we help typically talk about how they feel really intensely and deeply, a feeling of needing certain people and sometimes doing anything to get and keep their attention. If you feel like you're experiencing BPD, we can help. Our Bucks County therapists have helped clients experiencing BPD feel better and like they're back in control.
Signs & Symptoms
Recognizing Borderline Personality Disorder.
It's normal to feel attached to important people in our lives, but that attachment might become too strong for some people. If you feel like, or have been told, that you're too intense or preoccupied with your relationships, it might be helpful to talk with a trained therapist.
Avoiding Abandonment
You go to great lengths to avoid those close to you abandoning you, and are afraid they'll stop liking you.
Hot and Cold Relationships
Relationships tend to be very intense, often alternating between idealizing and devaluing someone.
Impulsivity
You might act without thinking and do potentially self-damaging things like reckless driving or impulsive spending.
Suicidal Ideations
You tend to have recurring suicidal behaviors or thoughts, including threats or acts of self-harm.
Feeling Empty
You struggle to feel fulfilled and tend to rely on others to make you feel accepted and happy.
Support
We're Here To Help
We understand that BPD can feel exhausting and scary. At Ally Psych, you'll work with a therapist experienced in helping clients through BPD.
FAQ
Common Questions About BPD
When you're ready to talk, we're ready to listen.
Reach out today to get matched with the right therapist for you.