BPD
Challenges
Self-Harm & Behavior
Treatment & Support
Coping & Relationships
100

What does BPD stand for?

Borderline Personality Disorder

100

What is one major challenge involving self-image?

Having an unstable sense of identity.

100

Name one behavior associated with self-harm in the presentation.

Self-injury

100

What is one type of therapy mentioned for BPD?

Dialectical behavior therapy. Other answers include MBT, TFP, and schema therapy.

100
What is one way to improve emotional regulation?

Practice mindfulness meditation.

200

What is one major emotional challenge associated with BPD?

Emotions can change quickly and intensely.

200

What is one fear that can affect relationships in BPD?

Fear of abandonment or rejection.

200

What are two reasons someone might engage in self-harm, according to the slides?

To feel relief or numbness, or as a form of self-punishment.

200

What does DBT stand for?

Dialectical behavior therapy

200

Name one stress-reduction or grounding strategy.

Regular exercise and writing emotions down.

300

What is one impulsive behavior associated with BPD?

Impulsive shopping, substance use, binge eating, or fighting?

300

What does taking on other people's traits mean?

Changing or adapting one's identity to match other people.

300

What can contribute to self-harm thoughts and behaviors?

Impulsivity and emotional distress.

300

Name two other psychotherapy approaches mentioned in the presentation besides DBT.

Mentalization-based treatment, transference-focused psychotherapy, or schema therapy.

300

What is one way Rebekah can build a healthier relationship with her boyfriend?

Communicate more, build trust, or support his feelings and decisions.

400

What does emotional regulation mean?

The ability to manage and respond to emotions.

400

Name two relationship challenges mentioned in the presentation.

Clinginess, defensiveness, fear of abandonment, or impulsive behavior.

400

Name two impulsive behaviors listed in the Selby and Joiner quotation.

Examples include binge eating, substance use, fighting, yelling, self-injury, verbal aggression, and impulsive shopping.

400

What two types of college support are listed?

Counseling services and academic support/tutoring.

400
Why are boundaries important in healthy relationships?

They help both people respect each other's needs and personal space.

500

What are two broad influences that may contribute to BPD?

Genetics and personal experiences.

500

What are three ways BPD can make maintaining healthy relationships difficult?

Fear of abandonment, emotional instability, and impulsive or clingy behaviors.

500

What type of behavior should receive the highest priority in treatment?

Life-threatening behaviors, including suicidal, self-mutilating, and high-risk behaviors.

500

Does treatment work for everyone?

No. Treatment, regardless of the type, is not effective for everyone.

500

Name three strategies that can help with emotional regulation. 

Exercise, grounding, mindfulness meditation, writing emotions, and learning about BPD.

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