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Hi all,
Are there any/many Australians posting on this board?
Would love to hear from any who are coping with a parent with BPD.
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Greetings from California.
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Hi from Sydney!
Do you have a good support network over there? I find that in Sydney, and Australia in general, it's sadly lacking.
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Lisa - I haven't been to any support groups.
My father is also an alcoholic - there are support groups for Adult Children of Alcoholics if that fits your situation - otherwise you are right - not many groups for adult kids of BPD's.
Do you have a therapist?
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There are a number of members from Australia here, and more than a few members who want to visit Australia, like me.
Clearmind has a good point. If you're working with a therapist already, he/she might be able to point you to some local support groups. If your mother abuses substances as part of her disorder, you might also find Al-Anon helpful.
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Hi Lisallew
I am an Aussie with a UBPD sister who is doing my head in. I have just started going to Arafmi.
Have you tried them they have a support group and free counselling
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I'm also an Aussie with a BPD mum. I'm in Melbourne
I had a look at BPD family support groups around me but they seem mostly aimed at BPD carers and since I don't even live in the same state at my mum I wasn't sure if I really fit that bill...
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