2. Causes of Borderline Personality Disorder (Instant Rental)
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TRAILER 2 – Causes of BPD
Causes of Borderline Personality Disorder:
Some people are born vulnerable to developing borderline personality disorder. This may happen when a highly sensitive person experiences a social environment that is not equipped to meet their unique needs.
This program, the second in a series of five on Borderline Personality Disorder, explains the delicate interplay of a person’s inborn personality and their social environment. From the homes of families coping with BPD to research labs using brain imaging technology, the various factors that can lead to the development of BPD are explored.
Experts In This Program.
These experiences are further informed by insights and commentary from leading experts in the field of BPD, including:
Antonia New, MD – researcher at Mt Sinai Hospital focusing on the neurobiology of borderline personality disorder.
John Gunderson, MD – founder of the McLean Hospital Borderline Personality Disorder Center.
Marsha Linehan, PhD – developer of Dialectical Behavior Therapy.
Perry Hoffman, PhD– co-developer of the NEA-BPD Family Connections education program.
Alec Miller, PsyD – director of the Adolescent Depression and Suicide Program, at Montefiore Medical Center.
Valerie Porr– BPD advocate.
Run Time. 30 minutes
Mom of son –
This was excellent! Thank you for making it!
Daniel W, PsyD –
Helping families to understand biological and social roots of Borderline Personality Disorder may decrease guilt and desperation.
Andrew -husband –
I think the best thing I learned was what causes some of the behaviors that upset me, and maybe how to cope with and communicate about those behaviors.
Michael, person with BPD –
I am thankful this showed the truth- that a person with Borderline has very little control over their negative behaviors and how their family’s support can lead toward recovery
Jane –
Good to know this stuff.