Loving Someone with BPD: A Model of Emotion Regulation Part I

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Click Emotion to Edit Vulnerability: Master Title “I can’t Style stand feeling like this.” • Emotional vulnerability (being vulnerable to being vulnerable) • An extreme reaction to feeling emotionally out of control • Don’t know what prompted the emotion AND don’t know how to stop increasing dysregulation • Thoughts that the emotions will never end and they will feel this way forever • Leads to despair © Treatment Implementa-on Collabora-ve, LLC 2011
Click The Anatomy Edit Master of the Title Emotional Style Whirlpool Something happens that is painful Strong emotional reaction Seems like it will go on forever Despair and hopelessness Belief that she is out of control and will never get control Increased emotional reaction © Treatment Implementa-on Collabora-ve, LLC 2011
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