BPD and Therapy: Are They Really Committed?
Recovery from BPD is like thoughtfully peeling the layers of a giant complex onion, one layer at a time. Having a known authentic self means that the person with BPD has done the work of peeling back all the false self layers of archaic, dysfunctional, primitive and narcissistic defense mechanisms that are at the center of why a person with BPD is borderline or has these relational issues and these dysregulated emotions and reactions and the ways in which they abuse others.
Are you caught in the whirlwind of loving someone with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)? Ever questioned if they're truly committed to therapy or if it's all just a facade? In this episode of the Pathways to Healing podcast, A.J. Mahari, a seasoned counselor and life coach, dives deep into these pressing questions. She breaks down the five crucial phases of BPD recovery, shedding light on the importance of genuine engagement in therapy.
Mahari doesn't just stop there; she explores the inner struggles and core wounds faced by those with BPD, emphasizing the need for a supportive environment and emotional regulation. For those feeling trapped in a cycle of codependency or enabling behaviors, Mahari offers guidance on making tough but necessary decisions. With her blend of professional expertise and personal experience, this episode is a compassionate guide for anyone navigating the complexities of BPD in their relationships.
Tune in to gain valuable insights and find out how to support your loved one's journey towards reclaiming their authentic self.