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

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Click Apparent to Edit Competence: Master Title “I’ll Style be fine.” • A problem of generalization: she can generate behavior in one context but not another • Mood Dependence • Masking Emotion • Gaining competence with you as the context • Are you treating her as if she is more competent that she really is? © Treatment Implementa-on Collabora-ve, LLC 2011
Click Questions to Edit to Master ask yourself Title Style if you think it’s Apparent Competence • Have I seen the behavior I am expecting in the current context? • Does the context lead to an increased emotional vulnerability in my loved one? • Is mood affecting behavior? • Am I assuming she can engage in a behavior? • Is her emotional response congruent with the situation? © Treatment Implementa-on Collabora-ve, LLC 2011
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