Borderline Personality Disorder: A practical guide to recovering kids from borderline personality disorder through Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Tips for parenting children with autism

by Oliver Lewis

This book is for you, yes you! The one who’s struggling to understand what BPD is, doesn’t matter if you have BPD or you are helping someone with BPD.

If you are looking for a straightforward guide or book to help you maneuver yourself through the various information available on Borderline Personality Disorder, then this book gives you that straightforward, jargon free, structured, and easy to understand information.

In addition, this book will give you tips and tricks for parenting children with autism. 

You will find:

The basics of BPD from what it is, its symptoms and causes Understand the diagnosis of BPD, what it is, when is it done and why it’s important Explore the signs and symptoms of BPD Making sense of its impact on your life, your relationships and in the workplace Treatments available for you, including self-care methods How you can help someone with BPD or where you can get help for yourself If you’re a parent, then there’s a section to help you with parenting a child or adolescent with BPD Exploring DBT and how it helps with Borderline Personality Disorder The best practices in finding a therapist for yourself or your child Alternative remedies to treat your BPD as a complementary treatment Exploring movies that deal or talk about BPD for you to unwind with  Tips for parenting children with autism

Don’t worry about being stigmatized. Borderline Personality Disorder is something that is treatable, and it is not your fault for having this. There are so many causes of PBD, and none of it is a choice you made. The first step to making sense of what you are going through is to understand what it is and if you have it which will then lead you to make informed decisions of treatment.

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154 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 18, 2019

Reviews

[Tristan Pham · Rating 1 out of 5]

Extremely juvenile information about BPD that anyone can figure out with 5 minutes of Google. Nothing in depth. I usually don’t mind grammar mistakes, and honestly, I don’t even notice it most of the time, but this is the first book I’ve read where it was unbearable. It actually feels extremely disrespectful to the reader that there’s an obscene amount of typos in this book. A waste of time.