Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD): Attunement, Power Dynamics, and the De-Demonization of Personality Disorders

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD): What Personality Disorders Teach Us
Mental Health Disorders

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD): Attunement, Power Dynamics, and the De-Demonization of Personality Disorders

“People With Personality Disorders Are Often The Most Interpersonally Brilliant People We Can Learn From”

Yeshaia Blakeney, B.A., Co-Founder of Recover Integrity and Antedote Lab and experienced addiction counselor, captures a profound psychological reality. Beyond the social stigma, personalities shaped by acute trauma or rigid defense mechanisms reveal deep truths about human relational field dynamics, social power, and emotional survival.

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Addiction

When I’m High, I Really Want to Be Sober

WHAT TO EXPECT Understanding How Addiction Hijacks Rationality Semi-Rational Reasoning The Ego and Justifications Understanding How Addiction Hijacks Rationality  Addiction Hijacks our “semi-rational” thoughts to

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Addiction

The Power of Framing

In therapy, there’s a term we use…Framing.  I actually believe that the term originated, and the way they use it in therapy, is from Neuro-Linguistic

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Recovery Blog

Using MDMA to Treat Trauma

We’re at an interesting time in the treatment of mental health and substance abuse. We’re trying things that many haven’t even considered in the past–and

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Recovery Blog

Why “God” Is Such an Important Word

Probably the simplest, most difficult, complicated, controversial, and important concept in spirituality–and I’d probably say reality–is God.  Sometimes it doesn’t feel right to even talk

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