By making behavioural modifications, we can help you improve your functioning in challenging circumstances.
You might think, feel, behave, or relate to others very differently from a typical person. Join us as we walk this road together to enhance the quality of your life.
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This is how you feel when you have a personality disorder.
A person with a personality disorder thinks, feels, behaves, or relates to others very differently from the average person.
Common types of personality disorders:
- Borderline personality disorder: impulsive behaviour, problems controlling their emotions, unstable but intense relationships, and a fear of abandonment.
- Antisocial personality disorder: easily frustrated; anger issues; blaming others; aggressiveness with violent behaviour.
- Dependent personality disorder: being dependent on others for all emotional needs.
- Other conditions, such as depression and substance misuse, often coexist. They can be treated with a combination of psychological intervention and medications.