BPD & Mental Health Challenges Mother's Day Movie Writer Director Travis Carlson Interview BPD & Mental Health challenges Mother's Day Movie Writer Director Travis Carlson interview. Mother's Day is a must-see relatable and very compelling movie. To find out more and join the Mother's Day Movie Newsletter to find out when and how you can see this movie please go to: https://panamericanfilms.com https://ajmahari.ca - Sessions - Contact - Blog - Podcasts BPD & Mental Health Challenges Mother's Day Movie Writer Director Travis Carlson Interview #BPDMentalHealth #MovieMothersDay #ajmahariinterview ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJY9tBztDRw

Psychiatry's "brain scan" studies nor its concluded "results" in anyway negate the personal responsibility of those with Borderline Personality. To focus on that is to miss all that truly needs to be focused on to get into a healing recovery process for those with BPD. For ex’s or non-borderline codependents it is important that you know that there is nothing in the hard-wiring of the brain for any person with BPD that “makes the brain make you do anything”. Neuroplasticity is very real and takes place in treatment for BPD in psychodynamic modalities. There is no need to wait for the American Psychiatric Association to develop or map “cure” BPD recovery is about healing childhood trauma and finding the emotionally arrested self. Too many with BPD seem to think they can just lay the "fault of their behavior" on the alter of "my brain made me do it". Nothing could be further from the truth. Psychiatry likes to stigmatize BPD even more in its studies because as they forward "facts" they have not proven they don't ever put neuroplasticity and the pathway to BPD recovery into their information. Why Do People With BPD Not Remember Conversations Accurately? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iyn3ExCoys0&t=313s http://ajmahari.ca/contact - Sessions - Contact - Blog - Podcast http://borderlinepersonality.ca http://borderlinepersonality.typepad.com http://phoenixrisingpublications.com Facebook: http://facebook.com/AJMahari People with Borderline Personality Disorder need to now their is no 'factual" proof that their brains were from birth somehow different. The impact of trauma on the brain is real but your brain does not "make you do" anything with regard to anything that you could successfully change in therapy. People with BPD, just like those with CPTSD, impacted brains from trauma, still need to take personal responsibility for their actions and/or words and learn how to re-frame the emotionally reactive narrative into a more logical one. Neuroplasticity is the result of successful therapy when people get therapy that they need. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxDfWR-wO9w