borderline personality disorder…

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personality disorder, borderline, borderline personality disorder, condition characterized by impulsive actions, mood instability, chaotic relationships, personality disorders, chronic patterns of behavior that impair relationships, work, borderline personality disorder, bpd, bpd, impulsive in areas, a potential, self-harm, drug use, drinking, risk-taking behaviors, risk factors, bpd include abandonment issues in childhood, adolescence, sexual abuse, disrupted family life, poor communication, the family, personality disorder tends to occur more often in women, among hospitalized psychiatric patients, relationships, intense, unstable, swinging wildly from love to hate, back again, bpd, engage in frantic efforts to avoid real, imagined abandonment, bpd patients, have uncertainties, identity, self-image, tend, things in terms of extremes, either all good, all bad, such people also typically          View themselves, victims of circumstance, take little responsibility, frequent displays of inappropriate anger, recurrent suicidal gestures wrist cutting, overdosing, self-mutilation, feelings of emptiness, boredom, intolerance of alone, impulsiveness, money, substance abuse, sexual relationships, binge eating, shoplifting, personality disorders, diagnosed, psychological evaluation, history, severity, self-destructive behavior, changed in social, therapeutic environments group therapy, peer reinforcement of appropriate behavior more successful than one-on-one counseling, difficulties, authority figures often, prevent learning in such situations, group therapy, in modifying specific impulsive behaviors, medications, to level mood swings, to treat depression, disorders, accompany this condition, borderline personality disorder has a poor outlook, noncompliance, treatment is common, drug abuse, suicide attempts, eating disorders, depression, child is has symptoms suggestive of borderline personality disorder.