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Outbursts of anger under control: When the Volcano Awakens - A Deep Guide to Dealing with Sudden Aggression in BPS

“A wrong word, a look – and inside everything explodes. Behind this anger is often not malice, but fear, pain and overload. This article shows what lies behind it and what can help.”

It often happens within milliseconds: A false word, a fleeting, misunderstood look or a supposed rejection – and suddenly the heat shoots into the head. The world narrows into a tunnel, the heart races, blood pressure rises, and before the mind can intervene, anger bursts forth with destructive force. Words are fired like sharp arrows, doors are slammed, or anger is autodestructively directed against one's own person.

Jealousy, fear of loss and trust

“Near ‑Distance Understand ‑ conflicts in relations with Borderline ‑Symptomatics – and deal with them constructively.”

There is jealousy that comes and goes: a short pull in the stomach, a thought like ‘Okay … why is this triggering me right now?’ – and then it settles down again. And there's jealousy that feels like a state of alarm. Not as a ‘drama for attention’, but as a real danger: as if it became clear in seconds that you would be replaced, abandoned or devalued immediately.

How to Recognize a Relationship Becomes Toxic – The Ultimate Guide to Warning Signals, Psychology and Ways Out

“Recognize the 5 warning signs of a toxic relationship (such as gaslighting) and understand the neurobiology behind it. Why is stress addictive? A well-founded guide from recognition to exit.’

Introduction: When love feels hard

We all know the picture of the ‘perfect relationship’ from movies or social media: harmonious, conflict-free, symbiotic. The reality is different. Conflicts, misunderstandings and phases of distance are not only normal, they are necessary for a relationship to grow. Friction generates heat, and we grow in problems.

Setting limits: How to Create Clarity in Relationships with Personality Disorders

“In relationships with personality disorders, boundaries often blur. This article will show you how to identify your needs, communicate clearly and protect yourself effectively – with many examples.”

introduction

Setting boundaries sounds simple at first – a clear ‘no’, a withdrawal when it becomes too much, or the need for time for oneself. In reality, however, this is often anything but easy. Especially in relationships with people who Personality disorder suffering – be it Borderline, narcissistic or Histrionic Personality disorder – the issue becomes even more complex. Why? Because in such relationships, emotional dynamics often occur that put clarity and stability to the test.

What to do if your partner has borderline personality disorder?

“What to do if your partner suffers from borderline? Learn how to show understanding, set boundaries and strengthen your relationship with practical tips for everyday life and helpful support services.”

The challenges that can arise in a relationship with a partner suffering from borderline personality disorder (BPS) are diverse and often very complex. This blog post is designed to give you a comprehensive insight into why it's so important to understand this disorder, how to accept it, and how to deal constructively with the challenges. Because only those who understand what is going on in the partner can help meaningfully.

Setting limits: How to Create Clarity in Relationships with Personality Disorders

“Learn how clear boundaries strengthen relationships, reduce conflict and protect your well-being. Practical tips and strategies for dealing with personality disorders.’

introduction

Setting boundaries is an essential skill that helps us maintain healthy relationships while protecting our own well-being. Especially in relationships with people suffering from personality disorder, clearly defined boundaries can help to minimize conflicts and promote harmonious coexistence. In this article, we explain why boundaries matter, how to recognize and communicate them, and give practical tips for dealing with difficult situations. We also look at the psychological underpinnings and why understanding boundaries is a central aspect of any interpersonal relationship.

Anxiety Disorders and Borderline Personality Disorder: An in-depth analysis of common symptoms and effective coping strategies

“Recognize and manage fear: A guide for people with intense emotional fluctuations’

Reading time

1–2 minutes

Introduction:

In my previous article, I discussed the connection between the Borderline Personality Disorder (BPS) and depression. Today I am adding another, often overlooked facet to the topic: the Anxiety disorders. These mental conditions are not only limited to BPS, but can also occur independently or in conjunction with other mental illnesses, such as: psychosis and neuroses, stand.

Dissociative states in borderline personality disorder

“Dissociative conditions can occur in people with borderline personality disorder, which can lead to a disconnection of thoughts and feelings”

Reading time

1–2 minutes

‘What are dissociative states?’

A dissociative state is a state in which a person separates his thoughts, feelings, sensory perceptions or identity and is separated from his consciousness. This can lead to impairment of normal mental functions and can be very confusing and worrying for the affected person.

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