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One of the things that people with borderline personality disorder, BPD traits, or emotional sensitivity often say is an issue for them that causes a lot of regret, shame, and apologizing, is what might be summed up as “emotional outbursts”  -- those moments when, even though you’ve already apologized recently for flying off the handle, you’re finding yourself doing it again. And you’re

As an emotionally sensitive person or someone with borderline personality disorder or BPD traits, have you ever found yourself saying anything along the lines of the following, all the while regretting each word as it's coming out of your mouth?: to a spouse/partner… “I HATE you and want a divorce….” “I can’t do this {relationship} anymore…” to an employer… “I HATE this job, and I

WHEN A PERSON WITH BPD IS GHOSTED It can be incredibly difficult when someone suddenly disappears or "ghosts" from your life -- especially once you've risked your heart, allowed yourself to be vulnerable, and have become emotionally attached or invested. When you have borderline personality disorder, BPD traits, or emotional sensitivity, it may also be difficult to experience rejection or

Jealousy and insecurity are normal emotions that everyone experiences, but when someone has borderline personality disorder, BPD traits, past trauma, or emotional sensitivity, the intensity of these emotions can be so much stronger -- to the point of feeling unbearable. When a partner with any of these backgrounds is feeling jealous or insecure, even in the face of no real threat, it

I'm so excited to bring you this news! Check out this new video, all about The Stronger Than BPD Journal, co-written by me (learn more about me HERE) and Kathryn C. Holt, M.A., LCSW. This journal is designed to help you meet and access your inner Wise Woman (or Man!) to help with managing emotions and accessing deeper levels of your own intuition and wisdom. The journaling exercises are quite

If you've ever experienced a trigger in the present that included noticeable body sensations, this post is for you.  There's a lot going on in our nervous systems when we experience a trigger connected to past trauma.

Win a copy of my new book: Stronger Than BPD: The Girl’s Guide to Taking Control of Intense Emotions, Drama & Chaos Using DBT 

► CLICK HERE to enter now ◄Contest closes February 13th and is unfortunately only open in the USA. If you’re outside of the USA or just can’t wait to pre-order (it’s on a promotional sale!), you can do so by clicking HERE.

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Win a copy of my new book:Stronger Than BPD: The Girl's Guide to Taking Control of Intense Emotions, Drama & Chaos Using DBT  ► CLICK HERE to enter now ◄ Contest closes February 13th and is unfortunately only open in the USA. If you're outside of the USA or just can't wait to pre-order (it's on a promotional sale!), you can do so by clicking HERE.

Thank you very much to Vicki G. Reiner, M.A., Life Coach for generously volunteering to have our Open Letter to Those Who Do Not Have BPD from those Who Do to Portuguese! Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) = Transtorno de Personalidade Borderline (TPB) Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) = Transtorno de Estresse Pós-Traumático (TEPT) Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) = Terapia

Do you struggle with self-care when you’re under stress?  Some people shut down and let their self-care go by the wayside (hygiene, cooking, going out).  Others can’t seem to stop trying to solve a problem, even if they know it is unsolvable in that moment due to circumstances beyond their control.

So many of us do these things, but the good news is, we can shift how we respond when we’re feeling emotional distress and take better care of ourselves.  If we have BPD traits, borderline personality...