Reframing Borderline Personality Disorder thru Lens of Evolution & Science

Based on Science. Compassion. and Effective Strategies

Are you exhausted, overwhelmed, or losing hope in your efforts to support your loved one? You're not alone—and it's not your fault. For too long, families have been left with the same bogus explanations, stigmatizing labels, and tools that simply don’t work.

This workshop will change everything.

Grounded in cutting-edge neuroscience, genetics, and evolutionary psychiatry, this workshop offers a radically new understanding of BPD—one that replaces blame with clarity, shame with empathy, and helplessness with real tools for change. Join us for a groundbreaking experience designed to understand what BPD is all about, to clarify what is needed to help effectively, how to avoid triggers and escalations, and improve connnections. This workshop will provide new insights and techniques for family members and clinicians. It will help people with lived experience to finally understand why they feel the way they do. You’ll gain powerful insights into your loved one’s behavior, learn what actually helps, and discover how to repair and rebuild your relationship.

You’ll learn how to:

• Reframe BPD with new insights and clarity
• Break the cycle of conflict, shame, and misunderstanding
• Communicate in ways that foster trust and connection
• Move from crisis management to sustainable support

If you're ready to accept BPD from a new perspective, this workshop is for you.

Schedule: This workshop can be attended in-person or online.

Friday, October 3rd: 1 pm -5.30 pm (GMT +1)

Saturday, October 4th: 9 am -5.30 pm (GMT +1)

Sunday, October 5th: 9 am -4.30pm (GMT +1)

Info: Introduction: Are you in the right place? The Commonality of Family Experiences with Diagnosis, Treatment, Stigma & Parent Blaming, Iatrogenic Advice and Estrangement, The History of Borderline Personality Disorder, Understanding Comorbidities & Commonalities: Why Do They All Say The Same Thing?

Info: What's Going on Under The Hood? Understanding how Evolution and Genes Shaped our Brain Circuits & Connections. What Happens When They Go Wrong? The Importance of Building Trust in Family Relationships & Repairing Ruptures. Introduction to Mentalizing: Recognizing that others have minds of their own and do not always perceive things in the same way, resulting in misinterpretation of intentions. This can lead to stress, feelings of shame and isolation, and often triggers escalations and disconnection. Why Learning to Observe and Listen is So Important?

Info: Learn how to mentalize so that you can decode and translate what your loved one is trying to tell you. Begin with Noticing and naming what you sense or see, check in by asking questions and verifying, with humility, if you are on the same page. Clarifying intentions and explaining your perspective can increase trust, decrease shame and create connection. Mentalization will show you how to predict reactions, avoid triggers and repair relationships. This workshop will empower you to help effectively.

Host or Publisher TARA 4 Borderline Personality Disorder