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We think that our D17 suffers more from HPD. Is that a form of BPD?
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We think that our D17 suffers more from HPD. Is that a form of BPD?
What are specific signs?
More importantly HOW SHOULD WE RESPOND to those rather
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Hi Tesse
HPD is not the same like BPD. They are in the same Cluster B however, together with antisocial and narcissistic disorder (DSM-IV).
And sometime there is Comorbidity between BPD and HPD.
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Thank you Surnia, very helpful to read these links. Still unsure whether my DD16 has either/or histrionic. How will anyone find out? Will it be assessed when therapy starts or is the therapy the same regardless (MBT or DBT)?
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I have admit, I am not informed which therapy would be the best for HPD. What exactly is with your daughter can only tell a qualified T or a psychiatrist. And he would also know what is the best treatment for your daughter.
I believe that some of the tools we use to make things better with BPD are probably good for other PDs too. Validation, boundaries, not to argue, this are important things. I would give it a try.
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