BPD Insight and Awareness App analisi dell'app per 4 dicembre

The BPD Insight and Awareness app is an essential resource for gaining a thorough, fact-based understanding of borderline personality disorder. This comprehensive app provides a wealth of information and resources for individuals affected by BPD, along with loved ones, family members, and friends. It begins with a detailed description of BPD and describes and explains the nine clinical BPD symptoms. A historical overview of the disorder is presented, tracing its origins back to 1938, when Adolf Stern first introduced the term "borderline," up to May of 2008, when the US House of Representatives recognized May as National BPD Awareness Month. In addition to presenting content on the symptoms, treatments, and possible causes of the disorder, the app presents dozens of brief pieces of original content on various aspects of BPD that don't get enough attention—things like the difficulty people with BPD have with "object constancy," "identity disturbance," and "emotional reasoning." Whenever possible, the content is written using plain, non-clinical language. There is a considerable emphasis in the app on DBT (dialectical behavioral therapy), including its origin in the 1970s when Marsha Linehan developed the treatment. The app provides a detailed explanation of DBT and how it differs from other types of psychotherapy. In addition, the four essential skills of DBT are explained not only in writing but also with DBT skills sheets and video presentations. This app provides access to some of the most reputable sources of information on BPD, such as NEABPD, NIMH, NAMI, and more. The app includes includes powerful guided meditation videos created specifically for individuals with BPD, Multimedia presentations, audio tracks, inspiring BPD music, famous BPD quotes, and powerful affirmation meant to empower individuals with BPD. The app includes four psychiatric self-testing instrumens commonly used in the diagnosis of BPD, including the highly regarded McLean Screening Instrument for Borderline Personality Disorder (MSI-BPD) and the lesser-known BSL-23. In addition, the GAD-7 Anxiety Assessment, and the PHQ-9 Clinical Depression Assessment are included. This app will present information on BPD using clear, laymen's language and the information is presented thoughtfully and sensitively, with an emphasis on hope and recovery. The BPD Insight and Awareness App includes: An Introduction from the Developer A Definition and Description of BPD A Detailed Explanation of the Nine Symptoms of BPD The Cause of BPD as Described in the Biosocial Theory of BPD An Explanation of DBT, or Dialectical Behavioral Therapy The statistics on BPD, including prevalence, co-occurring disorders, and recovery The Four BPD Subtypes The McLean Screening Instrument (MSI-BPD) for BPD The Borderline Symptom List (BSL-23) Assessment for BPD The Nine-Question BPD Symptom Assessment The GAD-7 Anxiety Assessment The PHQ-9 Clinical Depression Test BPD and Fear of Abandonment BPD and Identity Disturbance BPD and Comorbid Anxiety Understanding Benign Interpretation Understanding Emotional Regulation Childhood Event Linked to BPD The History of BPD Understanding Self-Compassion Recognizing BPD in Men The Stigma Associated with BPD The Realities of Living with BPD Hollywood's Depiction of BPD Loving Someone with BPD BPD and Self-Injury The Pain of Living with BPD Emerging Treatments for BPD Downloadable DBT Skills Worksheets Downloadable BPD Skills Worksheets Quick BPD Coping Techniques Video Meditations for BPD DBT Skills Videos Video Interviews with BPD Treatment Specialists (Borderline Notes) An Open Letter to People Who Don’t Have BPD 101 Positive Affirmations for Fighting Self-Injury Inspired Quotes About BPD Playlist of Inspiring Songs for Those with BPD How to Create a BPD Crisis Plan Getting Help from the 988 Crisis Lifeline A BPD Support Group locator Five Must-Read Books on BPD DERS-16 Assessment (Difficulty with Emotional Regualtion Scale)