Environment
Many people with Borderline Personality Disorder report experiencing traumatic life events, such as abuse, abandonment, or hardship during childhood. Others may have been exposed to unstable, invalidating environments or relationships. However, not all people with BPD had one of these experiences, and conversely, many people who have had them do not develop BPD.
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Inherited and environmental factors in the development of BPD - Larry Siever
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The issue of trauma and abuse in BPD - Antonia New
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Causes Cathleen
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My belief about emotional vulnerablity and invalidation - Marsha Linehan
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There is no data that parenting causes mental illness - Harriet Lefley
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Unlikely that trauma without genetic disposition causes BPD - John Gunderson
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The role of genetics and environment in the development of BPD - Peter Fonagy
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You need a genetic or biological basis to develop BPD - Marsha Linehan
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Social factors in the development of BPD- John Gunderson
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Trauma and BPD - Alec Miller
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There are different types of environments - Perry Hoffman
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A person with BPD comes into the world with a vulnerability - Perry Hoffman
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It is often thought a person with BPD has been abused by family - Alan Fruzzetti
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An environmental cause of Borderline Personality Disorder - Alec Miller
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The issue of abuse - Alan Fruzzetti
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An example of a fundamental disconnect in a family transaction - Marsha Linehan
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We are unsure what causes Borderline Personality Disorder - Antonia New
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Families aren't taught how to treat a person with mental illness- Harriet Lefley
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Example of parent validating the emotion not the behavior - Alec Miller
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They don't teach parenting classes in high school - Marsha Linehan
