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Genre:self-help
Sub-genre:Mood Disorders / General
Language:English
Pages:400
eBook ISBN:9781950057009

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The Big Book On Borderline Personality Disorder

Name: The Big Book On Borderline Personality Disorder
Price: 9.99 USD
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Author: Shehrina Rooney

By Shehrina Rooney

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Overview

If you live with borderline personality disorder, you already know how painful it can be. But take heart—recovery is possible! The Big Book on Borderline Personality Disorder offers heartfelt and practical advice from someone who's been there.

Description

If you live with borderline personality disorder, you already know how painful it can be. But take heart – recovery is possible! The Big Book on Borderline Personality Disorder offers advice from someone who's been there. Author Shehrina Rooney shrugs off the stigma, busts myths, and translates the diagnostic criteria into everyday language. She explains the brain science of emotion dysregulation and shares her favorite strategies and skills for weathering the storm. The Big Book on BPD includes special chapters for family and loved ones, men with BPD, and anyone newly diagnosed. The author gives readers strategies for coping with BPD in the workplace and as a parent. In short, this book covers everything you (or your parents or therapist) could possibly want to know about BPD. Contrary to popular belief, BPD is not a life sentence. This book gives you the information and tools to reclaim your life. With warmth and humor, Shehrina Rooney shows you how you can find contentment, stability, and the freedom to enjoy each day as it comes.

About The Author

Shehrina Rooney founded the YouTube channel Recovery Mum in 2015, which has grown to more than 12,000 subscribers in three years. She also co-founded The BPDtribe.com website in 2018. She was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD) at age 21, after struggling for more than half her life with fear of abandonment, self-hatred, anger, and eventually addiction. Although dialectical behavior therapy helped, her "dark years" continued into motherhood and through a divorce. Attending 12-step meetings, she realized peer support could work for BPD, too. Today, she dedicates her life to encouraging others who face the same struggles. She is grateful to have learned the skills to calm her emotions and be a wonderful mum to her children.