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HI Ive been guardian to BPD 15 girl for a while. She is very resistant to any help of any kind. How can I get her join teen BPD group therapy?
We have been doing fam group therapy weekly and she sees therapist twice a month. Thank you for your time and help.
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DBT groups are what is recommended for BPD. I had my daughter do these for a year. I didn't really see her use the skills. She wasn't motivated enough to change. Our family dynamics were so ingrained and she was able to raise so much hell and didn't have a "stop" inside of her. I think DBT is wonderful, but the person has to want to change.
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Does she attend and not participate in group therapy or is she refusing to attend group therapy?
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Thanks for your time. She has agreed to go to a dbt group. She says she is doing it for us. We will see. Thank you again.
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