The video discussed the complex interplay between borderline personality disorder, psychopathy, narcissism, and histrionic personality disorder, emphasizing trauma and dissociation as underlying factors linking these disorders. It highlighted recent research
The discussion focused on assortative mating, where individuals tend to select partners with similar mental health predispositions, leading to couples sharing comparable psychiatric conditions. It was highlighted that while genetics
The speaker discussed the complex relationship between psychological trauma, especially from narcissistic abuse, and the manifestation of somatic symptom and conversion disorders, emphasizing that these physical symptoms are genuine expressions
The meeting provided an in-depth comparison of the Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual (PDM) with other diagnostic frameworks like the ICD-11 and DSM-5, focusing on their differing views of narcissistic and borderline
Today we’re going to discuss two clinical constructs which are related to borderline personality disorder but are not the same. The first one is borderline pattern first described in the
during my short trip in Vienna I received an avalanche of email messages direct messages and carrier pigeons all bearing the same tantalizing piece of news narcissistic personality disorder has
the latest in the flux of misinformation emanating from self-styled experts online with zero credentials in the field is that pathological narcissism narcissistic personality disorder is hereditary it’s genetically determined
