On Borderline Personality Disorder with Psychiatrist Genovéva Almassy (Humanity)

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*Support the podcast Humanity in the Toldo app and get access to extra content at http://sme.sk/extraludskost (00:00:00) Introduction (00:03:08) What is borderline personality disorder (00:19:13) What do people with BPD experience and how does it arise (00:27:10) How to distinguish BPD from puberty (00:42:10) How does BPD change over time (00:46:40) How can psychotherapy help with BPD (00:56:19) What different psychotherapeutic approaches help (01:09:00) How to psychoeducate those around you (01:12:35) What can improve the life of a person with BPD after therapy (01:14:55) About psychiatric practice in the Czech Republic (01:18:44) Conclusion Some people live with a great fear of abandonment, very bad they experience stress, have difficulties in relationships and a poor self-image. They then deal with their difficult experiences, for example, with alcohol or self-harm. In some cases, it may be a so-called borderline personality disorder, which about three percent of the population lives with. Its manifestations typically begin to become apparent in adolescence. People with this disorder experience their emotions very intensely and find it difficult to find emotional stability. Some of the symptoms mentioned may occur in a significantly larger group of people, but if we can live with them relatively well, experts speak of borderline personality traits - they speak of borderline disorder when the symptoms are intense and significantly affect a person's life. In this episode, Barbora Mareková talks to psychiatrist and psychotherapist Genovéva Almassy, who works with young people with mental health problems in a specialized outpatient clinic in the Czech Republic. Genovéva is also a supervisor, lecturer and is also active in research. Barbora asks her about how borderline disorder arises, how it manifests itself and what therapies work for it. How should parents react when they notice signs of self-harm in their child. And she also asks how to distinguish dangerous mood swings in an adolescent child from standard experiences, which are also fluctuating in the general teenage population. Genovéva also talks about how the view of experts on personality disorders as such is gradually changing. The guest recommended books: This is all me (Richard Schwartz) Barbora Mareková's newsletter: It is published once every two weeks and you can receive it by e-mail, sign up for it here https://profil.sme.sk/e-maily?subscri... The latest issue of the newsletter: We all need care. Why don't we consider it work? https://komentare.sme.sk/c/23379571/s... – If you have feedback, a link or an idea for us, write to us at [email protected] You can also find the Žudskost podcast every Thursday on: SME application: http://onelink.to/j4vrzy Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2vxNbh9... Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/sk/podcast... RSS: https://anchor.fm/s/56de9814/podcast/rss You can support the creation of podcasts by purchasing a digital subscription to SME.sk at https://www.sme.sk/predplatne #ludskost #denniksme #hpo #almassy

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