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9. Projective identification/splitting/ego boundaries: United parental front for the BPD child

This video series is for parents with children with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), which presents a unique and humanistic perspective on BPD based on the book: Borderline Personality Disorder Survival Guide: From Chaos to Authenticity (2024). Using a psychosocial model, the videos compellingly argue that a comprehensive and systematic understanding of a borderline's behaviors, emotions, and thought patterns can significantly enhance quality of life, judgment, and decisions. By assigning clinical significance to seemingly minor behaviors, emotions, and thinking, we can unveil the underlying sources of fear, isolation, anxiety, sadness, uncertainty, guilt, and conflict for the borderline. The videos offers an expanded set of criteria that goes beyond what's found in the DSM-5, providing a more holistic understanding of BPD. It shows how chaos within the borderline's internal world, fractured interpersonal communication, limited functioning, and isolation can be replaced with life skills development, leading to an overall improved quality of life. This transformation allows the healthiest aspects of the person to emerge, fostering contentment, safety, stability, and authenticity. website: MarkSSilver.com email: Marksilver1@cs.com