Borderline: Why proximity and distance remain an eternal field of tension

“Understanding Causes – Developing Strategies – Shaping Relationships Consciously”

Introduction – the invisible pendulum

For many people, proximity is pleasant and distance is a harmless break. For people with an Borderline personality disorder (BPS) is the equilibrium fragile, highly sensitive system. The inner pendulum between ‘very close’ and ‘very far away’ can strike without warning – sometimes within minutes, seemingly ‘for no reason’, but actually triggered by microstimuli, stress residues or ambiguous signals.

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Treatment options for borderline and concomitant diseases

“Learn more about effective therapy options for borderline and concomitant conditions such as depression and anxiety disorders. Use our tips and resources for a better quality of life.”

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1–2 minutes

The Borderline Personality Disorder (BPS) is a complex mental illness, often caused by concomitant disorders such as depression and Anxiety disorders accompanied. Successful treatment requires a comprehensive and individual approach that combines different forms of therapy. In this article, we present the most important therapeutic approaches and offer practical tips to support treatment.

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