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Think About It.... Parents who focus their energies on their own physical and emotional survival send a very powerful message to their children: "Your feelings are not important. I'm the only one who counts." Many of these children, deprived of adequate time, attention, and care, begin to feel invisible--as if they didn't even exist.~ Susan Forward, PhD, author of Toxic Parent
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« on: April 12, 2012, 09:34:15 AM »

Thought i would share this link on here.

I understand how supportive BPDfamily can be and is an absolute goldmine for those that find this place, full of support and advice.

That said i found a web link for 1 to 1 advice and support.
They emailed me back within 24 hours with good solid advice for myself, not much more than i already knew or had learnt here or was already practising but again it gave me validation from a source that deals with separated families rather than personality disorders but very similar info was given and also new info and fact sheets reguarding my daughter.

Im sure a few would find this 1 to 1 advice/support of some use.

http://www.separatedfamilies.info/families/email-advice-service/

i emailed them directly using the email on there contacts page rather than fill the online form.

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« Reply #1 on: April 12, 2012, 02:00:20 PM »

I just tried it so let's see what kind of advice I receive.
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« Reply #2 on: April 12, 2012, 02:30:41 PM »

I just tried it so let's see what kind of advice I receive.

Let us know how you find their advice and you think it was helpful.

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