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Title: New to BPD Post by: hopeforserenity on October 11, 2017, 08:28:30 PM I am new to BPD and my young adult child is struggling too! I am trying to encourage my child to continue with therapy
and medications but it is very hard. My child is not living at home but is not in a healthy living environment but very fearful of living on their own. I've been reading 3 of the most popular books on BPD but am very sad for my child because I realize I cannot fix their issues. Words of encouragment? Title: Re: New to BPD Post by: Turkish on October 12, 2017, 12:45:06 AM Hi hopeforserenity,
I'm not a parent of BPD (my son, 7, has Asperger's, but he's in therapy), but my mother has BPD and the mother of my children shows traits. I just wanted to greet you and say hi. The books are good. Have you looked at the tools in the right sidebar? It's a good place to start. What, specifically, is not healthy about your child's living environment? T |