John Gunderson
John Gunderson, MD, is often referred to as "The Father of BPD”. As a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and McLean Hospital, he was a pioneer in the diagnosis, treatment, and research of Borderline Personality Disorder.
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How my perception of treating BPD has changed over the years - John Gunderson
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BPD is not a bad diagnosis to have - John Gunderson
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How does BPD present in young women - John Gunderson
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Advice about a child's ultimate independence - John Gunderson
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Person with BPD may have problems outside of family - John Gunderson
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Parents can seek help for themselves to help their child - John Gunderson
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Different forms of self-harm may be kept a secret from family - John Gunderson
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Working with the family - John Gunderson
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BPD can get worse over time - John Gunderson
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Barriers to getting treatment - John Gunderson
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What can a family do - John Gunderson
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Results of the CLIPS study - John Gunderson
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Lag in BPD treatment knowledge in the mental health community - John Gunderson
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Reasons for stigma by professionals IN Barriers- John Gunderson
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The biopsychosocial model as a framework for the causes of BPD - John Gunderson
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Unlikely that trauma without genetic disposition causes BPD - John Gunderson
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The reason for Eclectic Therapy - John Gundrson
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Examples of setting boundaries - John Gunderson
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Families can advocate through family support groups - John Gunderson
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Social factors in the development of BPD- John Gunderson
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To treat BPD validation and change must be understood - John Gunderson
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Suicide attempts and relationships with mental health providers - John Gunderson
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