Critical Review of 'Stop Walking on Eggshells': BPD Book Club with Talon
Episode Overview
Discuss the need for strengths-based supports and exploring personal mental health Reflection on the impact of non-BPD responses to borderline behavior Highlighting the profound shaming and social stigma faced by individuals with BPD Expressing disappointment at the lack of strategies for managing life with someone who has BPD Emphasizing the importance of empowerment in relationships and inner child work
Inner child work is really difficult and hard. Being empowered to do that by a partner without you trying to do it for me is awesome and feels really good.
Ever wondered how the book 'Stop Walking on Eggshells' stands up to scrutiny from those who live with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) or their loved ones? In this engaging episode of 'Bold Beautiful Borderline', hosts Laurie Edmundson and Sara Amundson, along with special guest Talon, dive into Chapter 4 of this widely recommended book. The trio offers a critical lens, examining both the benefits and the potentially damaging stigmatizing language found within its pages.
They highlight how certain phrases can harm those with BPD and their partners, aiming to foster a more compassionate understanding. This isn't a straightforward book review; it's an insightful discussion that blends personal experiences with thoughtful critique. Whether you're living with BPD, know someone who is, or just want to learn more about mental health, this episode provides a balanced look at a controversial resource.
Tune in for a mix of raw honesty, expert insights, and a touch of humor as they navigate the complexities of BPD and its portrayal in popular literature.