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-This disorder takes a toll on family members too so family therapy is often used.
-Talk therapy, can be individual or with a couple or family, etc. This method is often used in combination with medication
-Medications aren't recommend but if they are in a crisis they will prescribe medications
-Self care activities such as keeping a mood diary, making a self care box, planning ahead for future outbursts and trying to keep focus on physical health.

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-It puts a lot of stress on the family
-Affects child's emotional behavior (If person with disorder is a parent)
-A lot of the lashing out and intense mood swings that happen gets placed on family members and close friends
-Traumatic family events from the past can play into a person having BPD

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-Intense changing moods (anger outbursts, emotional breakdowns, etc.)
-Causes intense and unstable relationships. This includes being unable to be alone, frequently undermining others, manipulation, and difficulty with trusting others.
-Chronic feelings of emptiness, desire or threat to hurt themselves, very intense waves of these feelings
-Impulsive behavior such as having the tendancy to act without thinking, aggressive outbursts, spending sprees, and being reckless

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- Is also known as emotionally unstable personality disorder
-5.9% of general population has it
- Was recognized as a personality disorder in 1980
- Was originally thought to be a mild form of borderline schizophrenia
- In the 60's-70's, it was changed to a mood disorder
-There are more than 3 million cases a year

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