Stop Walking on Eggshells for Parents: How to Help Your Child (of Any Age) with Borderline Personality Disorder Without Losing Yourself Free Audiobook Download by Christine Adamec Mba,Daniel S. Lobel, Ph.D.,Randi Kreger

Hearing the voice of a parent with Borderline Personality Disorder is helpful for all to understand that there are ways to help your child (of any age) with this disorder without making yourself walk on eggshells. The book offers easy steps, hints and sample scripts that can be used by parents and loved ones of people with BPD.

Stop Walking on Eggshells for Parents is a groundbreaking book that shows parents how to help their children with Borderline Personality Disorder without losing themselves. This book highlights the strengths of children with BPD, and helps parents encourage these strengths. Dr. Daniel Lobel's narrative voice is calm and loving, while Randi Kreger's voice has the tone of an accomodating friend. Both narrators do a fantastic job in helping parents understand how difficult it can be to raise a child who struggles with BPD, as well as providing insight into the minds of children with this disorder.

This book is recommended by the National Institute of Mental Health as a "must-read" for parents of children with BPD. It provides practical advice on how to manage the stress in your own life when raising a child with this disorder.

Borderline personality disorder, or BPD, is a psychiatric condition that has been described as a "unique and unforgiving psychological illness." BPD is characterized by a long-lasting pattern of unstable and intense relationships, self-image problems, impulsivity and mood swings. It causes significant emotional pain for both the loved ones who care for the individual with this condition and the individual herself.

Borderline personality disorder is a less severe form of the mental illness known as Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). The way people with BPD view themselves and others often leads to emotional turmoil, self-harm, and other dangerous behaviors. In many cases, relatives of those with BPD want to help but are unsure how to approach their loved one without causing even more harm. "Stop Walking on Eggshells for Parents: How to Help Your Child (of Any Age) with Borderline Personality Disorder Without Losing Yourself" offers helpful advice for family members looking for new ways to care for their children who have BPD.