Paul T. Mason,Randy Kreger, Stop Walking on Eggshells: Coping When Someone You Care About Has Borderline Personality Disorder
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Paul T. Mason,Randy Kreger, Stop Walking on Eggshells: Coping When Someone You Care About Has Borderline Personality Disorder
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Walking On Egghells, And Other Tripe!
Is there any peer review applied to these self help guides. I have attempted (mind you only in a cursory fashion) to investigate any credentials, studies, peer reviewed articles ascribed to Randy Kreger. Her bio on the BPD (sic) website alludes to no certifications.
I am highly suspect of this persons writing in light of this fact. Furthermore it is irresponsible possibly criminal; if she is not certified in the psychological / psychiatric field to publish books giving direction in the diagnoses of others.
I really am quite appalled that this is allowed to pass as a legitimate publication.
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Paul T. Mason,randy Kreger, Stop Walking On Eggshe
Paul T. Mason,Randy Kreger, Stop Walking on Eggshells: Coping When Someone You Care About Has Borderline Personality Disorder. It described my experience with my daughter to a T. Although she was diagnosed bipolar, she is also diagnosed as BPD. The suggestions about protecting yourself legally were invaluable. My daughter has made claims of "abuse" (yelling) and neglect. She told her teachers I made her babysit her younger brother. I wouldn't have allowed her to walk my dog, at that point, nevermind watch our baby.It described my experience with my daughter to a T. Although she was diagnosed bipolar, she is also diagnosed as BPD. The suggestions about protecting yourself legally were invaluable. My daughter has made claims of "abuse" (yelling) and neglect. She told her teachers I made her babysit her younger brother. I wouldn't have allowed her to walk my dog, at that point, nevermind watch our baby.
I would, and have recommended this book to other parents /partners of Borderlines. They all felt the same-it describes exactly what we are living with. It truly made me realize what my daughter was going through, too.
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It Needs To Emphasize More The Pain And Extreme Se
It needs to emphasize more the pain and extreme sensitivity and vulnerability experienced by someone suffering from BPD. In so doing, the family could "gentle up" a bit in dealing with them and be more compassionate.
As someone suffering from BPD, I found out about this book while looking for self help. Just reading the description made me want to kill myself. The website you get it from calls us Blamers and manipulators. If you have ANY idea about BPD at all, you know that those are words that are to be avoided. The only thing you do by seeing someone with BPD that way is to make their condition worse because the condition is caused by self-hatred. Giving someone a reason to hate themselves more is not helpful in the slightest.
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