Does Borderline Personality Really Exist?

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Dr. Lewis Mehl-Madrona

Dr. Lewis Mehl-Madrona is a general practitioner and a psychiatrist who works primarily with Indigenous North Americans in Maine, USA, with Wabanaki Public Health and Wellness. He is interested in narrative and relational approaches as being especially suited to indigenous people but useful for everyone. He is on the clinical faculties of medical schools at the University of New England and the University of Vermont and is associated with Coyote Institute and the University of Maine, in Orono, Maine. His most recent book is Remappng Your Mind.

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Testimonials: Live Attendees

Vanessa Haynes

This event was dense with information and insight. Two hours of real practical engagement on the issues around clients with a BPD diagnosis and its relationship with trauma. I found the gentle reframing and the open dialogue with attendees hugely valuable. Also: ticket price, I work part time in other field and volunteer as a counsellor - and really appreciated the sliding scale.

Louise Lee

Although I was aware that people with a diagnosis of BPD have a history of trauma, this was further emphasised in this CPD. The trainers demonstrated compassion and patience. The training was challenging and thought provoking.

Julie May

This was informative well structured and very interesting.

Gill Hiscock

I enjoyed it. It was very enlightening and very well presented.

Selina Speight

Brilliant and insightful overview of trauma informed practice.

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Thoroughly enjoyed it.

Clarinda Burns

Very well explained, I loved the simply it was explained how the brain develops, or lack of it. Easily absorbed. Also shared a of of my beliefs, like working...

Very well explained, I loved the simply it was explained how the brain develops, or lack of it. Easily absorbed. Also shared a of of my beliefs, like working with the individual unique person sitting right in front of you, not from a text book or the DSM-4. Thank you

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