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mental-health1 year ago

Study Finds No Link Between Borderline Personality Disorder and Abnormal Facial Expression Processing

A neuroimaging study found that individuals with borderline personality disorder did not show abnormal brain activity when processing facial expressions compared to healthy individuals, but did exhibit lower heart rate variability. The study contributes to understanding the neural functioning of individuals with borderline personality disorder, but the small sample size and use of static images may not fully represent real-life emotional processing.

via PsyPost|
#borderline-personality-disorder#emotional-dysregulation#facial-expression-processing
relationships1 year ago

"Woman's Therapist Links Husband's Cheating to Neglected Mental Health"

A woman's therapist suggested that her husband's cheating was a "trauma response" to her neglect of her mental health and their marriage, which she finds difficult to accept. The woman's refusal to take medication for her borderline personality disorder led to volatile behavior, causing strain in their relationship. While the woman feels betrayed, the therapist and her husband believe her neglect played a significant role in the affair. The situation highlights the complex nature of infidelity and the need to acknowledge multiple truths in relationships.

via YourTango|
#borderline-personality-disorder#cheating#infidelity
psychology1 year ago

The Musical Preferences of People with Borderline Personality Disorder

A study found that people with severe symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) tend to prefer calming and complex music such as jazz and classical, rather than loud and intense genres like punk and heavy metal. The research, which involved 549 participants, suggests that individuals with BPD may intentionally choose music that soothes them. However, the study has limitations, and further research into the effects of different musical genres on the emotions of people with BPD could provide insights for potential music therapy interventions.

via Futurism|
#borderline-personality-disorder#mental-health#music-preference
health1 year ago

"Higher Hospital Revisits Tied to Borderline Personality Disorder"

A study by Flinders University has found that patients diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) are more likely to have recurrent hospital visits compared to those with other mental disorders. The research, analyzing over 86,000 episodes of care for 25,619 mental health patients in South Australian hospitals, highlights the impact of BPD on healthcare systems. Shorter initial inpatient stays were linked to quicker hospital readmissions for BPD patients, emphasizing the need for improved care pathways and tailored healthcare strategies to enhance outcomes and reduce emergency department presentations and hospital admissions.

via Neuroscience News|
#borderline-personality-disorder#bpd#health
mental-health2 years ago

The Dark Side of Screen Time: Borderline Personality Traits and Psychological Distress

Excessive screen time in adults has been linked to psychological distress and symptoms associated with borderline personality disorder, according to a study published in the Annals of Human and Social Sciences. The research found that individuals who spent excessive amounts of time in front of screens were more likely to exhibit signs of mood swings, difficulty managing emotions, anxiety, and depression. The study also revealed that men were more addicted to screens than women. While the study provides valuable insights, it focused on a specific region and does not imply causation. Further research is needed to explore the relationship between screen addiction and other mental health disorders.

via PsyPost|
#adults#borderline-personality-disorder#mental-health
health2 years ago

Misdiagnosed with BPD, Woman Discovers She Has Autism After 5 Years

Bree Conklin was misdiagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD) at the age of 27, but five years later, she discovered that she actually has autism. The misdiagnosis led to years of confusion, medication side effects, and strained relationships. Conklin's experience highlights the stigma and misunderstandings surrounding both autism and BPD, emphasizing the need for accurate diagnoses and support for individuals with these conditions.

via Yahoo Life|
#autism#borderline-personality-disorder#health
neuroscience2 years ago

Impact of Childhood Trauma on Female Survivors: Altered Cortical Thickness Revealed

A neuroimaging study conducted in Germany found that women who experienced childhood trauma had reduced cortical thickness in specific brain areas, particularly the right lingual gyrus of the occipital lobe. Individuals who experienced childhood trauma and later developed borderline personality disorder (BPD) had even thinner cortices in several additional brain areas. Childhood trauma is a major risk factor for mental health disorders, and this study adds to our understanding of the brain's response to trauma. However, the study's limitations include a small sample size and the exclusion of men.

via PsyPost|
#borderline-personality-disorder#brain-development#childhood-trauma
sports-and-mental-health2 years ago

Running the Borderline: An Ultramarathoner's Battle with Madness

Ultramarathoner Nickademus de la Rosa, known for his incredible feats in races like Badwater and Barkley Marathons, has been battling borderline personality disorder, a serious mental illness that has affected his running career and personal life. Diagnosed at 29, de la Rosa used running as a form of self-medication to cope with emotional turmoil. With the support of his wife, Jade Belzberg, also an ultramarathon runner, de la Rosa is now focused on his mental health, receiving treatment, and reframing his thoughts and behavior. While his running career has taken a backseat, de la Rosa is pursuing a master's degree in sports psychology and coaching others. He has learned the importance of self-worth and self-love, and aims to promote resilience and mental toughness in his coaching.

via The New York Times|
#borderline-personality-disorder#mental-health#recovery
entertainment2 years ago

Pete Davidson Seeks Rehab for Mental Health Battles

Comedian and actor Pete Davidson has entered a Pennsylvania rehab facility to receive inpatient care for his post-traumatic stress disorder and borderline personality disorder. This is not the first time Davidson has sought treatment for his mental health struggles, as he previously entered rehab for substance abuse in 2017 and 2019. Davidson has been open about his mental health journey and has spoken about the relief he felt after receiving a borderline personality disorder diagnosis.

via HuffPost|
#borderline-personality-disorder#entertainment#mental-health
entertainment2 years ago

Pete Davidson Seeks Rehab for Mental Health Struggles

Comedian Pete Davidson has checked himself into rehab to receive in-patient therapy for issues related to post-traumatic stress disorder and borderline personality disorder. Davidson, who has been open about his mental health struggles in the past, regularly seeks rehab for "tune-ups" and to take a mental break. This is not his first time in rehab, and he is expected to be released soon. Despite his absence from social media, Davidson's personal life has been a subject of public interest, particularly his dating history, which has led to online harassment and wellness checks by the police. Davidson's sitcom "Bupkis" has been renewed for a second season, and he will also appear in the upcoming biopic "Dumb Money."

via Consequence|
#borderline-personality-disorder#entertainment#mental-health
entertainment2 years ago

Pete Davidson Seeks Rehab for Mental Health Battles

Comedian Pete Davidson has entered rehab for mental health reasons, as he continues to battle borderline personality disorder (BPD) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Davidson's girlfriend and friends are providing him with support during this time. Davidson has been open about his mental health journey and regularly seeks professional help. In addition to his rehab decision, Davidson has recently faced criticism from PETA and legal charges related to reckless driving.

via New York Daily News|
#borderline-personality-disorder#entertainment#mental-health
entertainment2 years ago

"Pete Davidson's Journey to Recovery: Battling Mental Health in Rehab"

Comedian and Saturday Night Live alum Pete Davidson has checked into rehab to seek treatment for his ongoing mental health issues, including borderline personality disorder (BPD) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Davidson has been open about his struggles with mental health and has sought professional help in the past. Friends and family have been supportive during this time, and Davidson's girlfriend, Chase Sui Wonders, is said to be a positive influence in his life. This comes after Davidson was recently charged with reckless driving and had a public feud with PETA.

via Yahoo Entertainment|
#borderline-personality-disorder#entertainment#mental-health
entertainment2 years ago

"Pete Davidson Seeks Rehab for Mental Health Struggles"

Comedian Pete Davidson has entered rehab to address his struggles with mental health, specifically borderline personality disorder and PTSD. Supported by his girlfriend and friends, Davidson has been open about his mental health battles in the past. In addition to seeking treatment, he recently faced backlash for buying a dog from a pet store and has been charged with reckless driving following a car crash in March.

via TMZ|
#borderline-personality-disorder#entertainment#mental-health
neuroscience2 years ago

Empathy-Related Brain Activity Impaired in Borderline Personality Disorder

Researchers have discovered that individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) exhibit inactivity in the rostro-medial prefrontal cortex, a brain region that typically reacts to social rejection. This finding helps explain the heightened sensitivity and distress to rejection experienced by those with BPD. The study could lead to improved diagnostic methods and therapies for BPD, and ongoing research is exploring the role of social rejection in other mental health disorders.

via Neuroscience News|
#borderline-personality-disorder#brain-activity#diagnostic-methods