The Enemy Within in Borderline Personality Disorder

The Enemy Within in Borderline Personality Disorder. Is the person with BPD his or her own worst enemy? "Something I've always wanted to know about Borderline Personality Disorder is why does it feel like I have an enemy inside of me? As someone who has BPD am I my own worst enemy and does that enemy really live inside me? If so, what does that actually mean? Who am I?" - Chris W., Ontario, Canada

The BPD Coach, A.J. Mahari responds:

Chris, let me first say, in this response, that I absolutely thought and therefore felt the same way that you do now, when I had BPD. Because I have recovered from BPD I know that recovery from BPD is possible.

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BPD Coaching With A.J. Mahari

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All responses given by The BPD Coach, A.J. Mahari, are meant to convey general information and are not intended to be in anyway a specific recommendation or commentary on any personal life situation. Coaching is not therapy. It is also not a replacement for professional therapy. Coaching can be an effective adjunct to professional therapy for those with Borderline Personality Disorder and/or their loved ones.

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