Parents often describe the same early signs. Emotional reactions that feel too big for the moment. Arguments that escalate fast. A teen who pulls away, then panics at the thought […]
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When your teen’s emotions feel like a constant rollercoaster, the team at Paradigm Treatment is ready to help families sort out whether borderline personality disorder or bipolar disorder is behind
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If your teen’s moods swing hard, it’s easy to wonder what you’re dealing with. Is this bipolar disorder? Is it borderline personality traits? Is it something else entirely? BPD and
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Two things can be true at the same time: your teen’s feelings can be real and intense, and some of their behavior can still be unsafe or unacceptable. Parents get
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Caring deeply about your child puts you close to everything they feel. As a parent, that closeness shapes how you respond when emotions rise, how quickly you step in, and
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Relationships bring joy, growth, and connection. For teens and young adults with Borderline Personality Disorder, relationships can also bring intense confusion, emotional pain, and instability. Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder relationships
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When a teen struggles with Borderline Personality Disorder, the entire family feels the impact. We understand that BPD family support is essential for long-term recovery, emotional stabilization, and healthier relationships.
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Research indicates that up to 3% of adolescents meet criteria for Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), highlighting how common intense emotional and behavioral challenges can be during this stage of life.
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Personality disorders in adolescents don’t announce themselves clearly. What parents often see first is a teen whose emotional responses seem disproportionate to circumstances: relationships that fracture suddenly, mood shifts that
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