Impulsive or Reckless Behaviors
People with BPD may engage in impulsive or reckless behaviors. These behaviors can include binge drinking, gambling, dangerous driving, unsafe sex, spending sprees, binge eating, drug misuse, self harm, or extreme aggression. When a person acts on impulse their sudden, spontaneous behavior can be without foresight and without consideration of the consequences of their actions. Many people with BPD use impulsive behaviors to regulate emotions when distressed.
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Dysfunctional BPD behaviors can function to regulate emotions - Marsha Linehan
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Why do people with BPD do self destructive acts - Peter Fonagy
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Different forms of self-harm may be kept a secret from family - John Gunderson
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Think about having the most intense emotions imaginable everyday- Alan Fruzzetti
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Why do people cut themselves - Alan Fruzzetti
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What is Borderline Personality Disorder - Marsha Linehan
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Some BPD characteristics that are based on emotions - Marsha Linehan
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Differences in how BPD presents in adolescent males vs females - Alec Miller
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DSM's description of Borderline Personality Disorder behaviors - Antonia New
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Confusion about abnormal behavior in adolescents - Antonia New
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There is no quick fix for BPD - Alan Fruzzetti
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How to explain BPD to teens and parents - Alec MIller
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Brain research will help us understand BPD behaviors - Wayne Fenton
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When a client self harms - Alan Fruzzetti
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This is a disorder where people have a problem managing emotions - Perry Hoffman
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To have a way to understand BPD behaviors is life changing - Antonia New
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A person with BPD is struggling with a lifetime of experience - Larry Siever