Sara Amundson & Laurie Edmundson
Sara Amundson & Laurie Edmundson
BPD research and how it impacts our care (feat. Dr. Skye Fitzpatrick)
BPD research and how it impacts our care (feat. Dr. Skye Fitzpatrick)
BPD research and how it impacts our care (feat. Dr. Skye Fitzpatrick)
Sunday 14th January 2024
Join Dr. Skye Fitzpatrick on Bold Beautiful Borderline to explore how research and community-driven approaches can transform BPD and PTSD care.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Barriers in BPD Care: Insights from Dr. Skye Fitzpatrick
Episode Overview
- Dr. Fitzpatrick's expertise in optimizing treatments and harnessing relationships for BPD and PTSD
- Challenges of accessing therapies and the impact of stigma and gatekeeping
- The importance of peer support and reducing barriers to care
- Innovative approaches to scale interventions and community involvement
- The value of inclusive and community-driven care for individuals affected by BPD and PTSD
I think people are capable of doing a lot of things that right now are being kind of protected and gatekept by mental health care professionals.
How does research shape the care for Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)? In this engaging episode of 'Bold Beautiful Borderline', Laurie Edmundson sits down with Dr. Skye Fitzpatrick, a leading BPD researcher and Director of the TULiP Lab at York University. Dr. Fitzpatrick brings her wealth of knowledge to the table, discussing the intricacies of emotion processes in treating BPD and PTSD, and the ways to make concurrent treatments more effective.
The conversation is a rich blend of academic insights, clinical experiences, and personal stories, making it both informative and relatable. They tackle the tough issues of gatekeeping in mental health care, the role of peer support, and the impact of intersectionality and stigma on research and treatment. Dr. Fitzpatrick also sheds light on the importance of community-driven approaches and innovative interventions that can break down barriers to care.
Whether you're navigating life with BPD, supporting someone who is, or simply interested in mental health research, this episode offers a refreshing perspective on how collaborative efforts can lead to more inclusive and effective care.