Blogs Resources
  • My Story
  • What is BPD?
  • About
  • Courses
  • Contact Us
  • Online Booking

U
  • My Story
  • What is BPD?
  • About
  • Courses
  • Contact Us
  • Online Booking
What Happens When You Keep the Idea of Suicide As Your Ace in the Hole

What Happens When You Keep the Idea of Suicide As Your Ace in the Hole

by Dee Chan | Jan 31, 2018 | Borderline Personality

I spent years trying to commit suicide and probably made more than 15 attempts in my life. Thankfully, none of them were successful although there were a few which came pretty darn close. I used to hoard pills and keep them in a bottle which I hid under my bed....
The Best Defense Is a Good Offense, or Is It?

The Best Defense Is a Good Offense, or Is It?

by Dee Chan | Jan 17, 2018 | Borderline Personality

My Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) always made the world feel like a very scary place. It was hard for me to distinguish between whether or not people were really interested in me or simply taking advantage of me. I felt like I was exploited a lot of the time so...
How Can I Overcome My Emotional Pain? Part II

How Can I Overcome My Emotional Pain? Part II

by Dee Chan | Sep 20, 2017 | Borderline Personality

People learn from a very early age that life has many ups and downs. Feeling physical pain is unavoidable. So, is emotional pain. The problem for people with BPD is that we get stuck in our emotional pain and like a person who is drowning, don’t know how to rescue...
How Can I Move Past My Emotional Pain: Part I

How Can I Move Past My Emotional Pain: Part I

by Dee Chan | May 11, 2017 | Borderline Personality, Mental Health

When trying to get past your emotional pain it is important to make an effort not to dwell on it overly. When you brood or ruminate on bad things in your life, you reinforce their consequences and essentially relive them over and over again. You end up in a vicious...
How Can I Overcome My Emotional Pain? Part I

How Can I Overcome My Emotional Pain? Part I

by Dee Chan | Apr 17, 2017 | Borderline Personality

People learn from a very early age that life has many ups and downs. Feeling physical pain is unavoidable. So, is emotional pain. The problem for people with BPD is that we get stuck in our emotional pain and like a person who is drowning, don’t know how to rescue...

Recent Posts

  • BPD Myths And Facts
  • BPD and Co-occurring Disorders
  • Anxiety Management And Assertiveness
  • How social media addiction impacts the Borderline Personality Brain
  • How eating mindfully helped me lose fifty pounds

Recent Comments

  • Dee Chan on What Is Splitting and Why Do People with BPD Do It?
  • Dee Chan on The $64 Million Dollar Borderline Personality Disorder Question: Who Am I?
  • Dee Chan on How Do You Build Self-Esteem?
  • Dee Chan on Why Fear of Abandonment Undid Me Nearly Every Time
  • Dee Chan on How I Was Finally Able to Stop Suffering over the Lost Relationships with My Children
My Story
What Is BPD?
About
RESOURCES
Blogs
Courses

Contact Us

226-503-4612
[email protected]
Mon to Thur: 10:30-4:30

Questionnaire

Leave Us a Review

  • Follow
  • Follow
Web Design Services by BreezeMaxWeb