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Hello. My transgender son was admitted to hospital about a week ago after an episode of extreme emotional dysregulation at school and suicidal ideation/planning. The BDP diagnosis is confirmed. My question is: does anyone have any recommendations on a good DBT focused intensive partial hospitalization programme? We can go anywhere in the US so all ideas are welcome. Thank you.
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It is good that your BPD child is getting the help.
1. Is he an adult? if not , you could recommendations from the hospital/ psych on his case.
2. I am not sure about DBT focused, but Sheppard Pratt in the Baltimore area did manage to stabilize my son when he was a teen as he was a part of their partial day program back in 2009.
3.Not partial day programs, but , I will refer you to a previous post by Carnation that has some ideas on therapists:https://bpdfamily.com/message_board/index.php?topic=347207.0
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Thank you very much. It is quite a stressful time in the midst of all the rest of the stressors of this year.
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