DBT Counseling For Patients With Borderline Personality Disorder
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a mental illness that involves mood swings, negative emotions, behavioral problems such as self-injury and impulsiveness, and intense, unstable relationships. People with BPD are known to have reduced activity in some areas of the brain that help control logical thought, and at the same time, hyperactivity in areas of the brain associated with emotions. BPD patients sometimes say their problem is that they feel too much.
Tips for Choosing a Career
If you are thinking about going to college or going back to college in order to learn something that will allow you to enter a new career, there is a good chance that you want to be sure that you find something that is going to be personally fulfilling to you, as well as give you enough money to survive and not be constantly stressed about finances. Here are some tips for figuring out what career you want to go into.
Recognizing When You Will Need Ongoing Therapy
Most people who enter counseling and therapy do so because of a particularly rough event in their lives. Some may have experienced abuse or rape. Others may have just ended a long-term relationship or marriage and do not know how to cope with what they feel. Others may have different emotional or psychological needs. Whatever brings you to therapy, you should know that there are some situations and needs that may require more than six months or a year of therapy to get better and feel better.
