February 2021 Sanctuary Meeting – February 9
February’s Sanctuary meeting will be online on Tuesday, February 9, at 5pm (Adelaide time) at
That way, we comply with COVID-19 restrictions.
New members are welcome
Petition for more funded visits for complex mental health conditions
The Australian BPD Foundation have a petition to increase Medicare-funded visits for BPD and other complex mental health conditions.
You can support them by signing the petition online.
Family Connections® Course – for anyone helping to care for a person with BPD
Family Connections® is a free, 12-week course from NEA.BPD that provides education, skills training and support for people who are in a relationship with someone who has BPD.
BPD Bandannas
From the Australian BPD Foundation … BPD Bandannas!
For human and fur families
People don’t always need advice.
Sometimes all they really need is
a hand to hold,
an ear to listen
and a heart to understand them.
(Anonymous)
Sanctuary Support Group
gratefully acknowledges ongoing
support from Skylight
Sanctuary is a support group for anyone who cares for a family member or friend who has been diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder, or BPD.
Sanctuary is a safe haven, where carers are welcomed and receive support to cope with this serious illness, which often causes much trauma for both carers and those diagnosed with BPD.
It is a place to talk about the impact of this illness, to learn coping skills from other carers, as well as professionals, and to learn about the illness and its treatment.
It is a Sanctuary in name and nature, where carers will no longer feel so isolated and alone.
Sanctuary meets on the second Tuesday of the month, from 5pm to 7pm, Adelaide time (Adelaide, South Australia)
Meetings are on-line while the COVID 19 restrictions are in place.
Please contact us here for instructions about how to join the meeting.
List of Upcoming Sanctuary Meetings
New members are welcome
To join Sanctuary, come to a meeting or contact us here
NMHRC Guideline for Borderline Personality Disorder (2012)
The Australian National Mental Health Research Council published this Clinical Practice Guideline
to assist health professionals to diagnose, treat and manage BPD in adolescents and adults.
Download the guideline for free
February 2021 Sanctuary Meeting – February 9
February’s Sanctuary meeting will be online on Tuesday, February 9, at 5pm (Adelaide time) at
That way, we comply with COVID-19 restrictions.
New members are welcome
Petition for more funded visits for complex mental health conditions
The Australian BPD Foundation have a petition to increase Medicare-funded visits for BPD and other complex mental health conditions.
You can support them by signing the petition online.
People don’t always need advice.
Sometimes all they really need is
a hand to hold,
an ear to listen
and a heart to understand them.
(Anonymous)
Sanctuary is a support group for anyone who cares for a family member or friend who has been diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder, or BPD.
Sanctuary is a safe haven, where carers are welcomed and receive support to cope with this serious illness, which often causes much trauma for both carers and those diagnosed with BPD.
It is a place to talk about the impact of this illness, to learn coping skills from other carers, as well as professionals, and to learn about the illness and its treatment.
It is a Sanctuary in name and nature, where carers will no longer feel so isolated and alone.
Sanctuary meets on the second Tuesday of the month, from 5pm to 7pm, Adelaide time (Adelaide, South Australia)
Meetings are on-line while the COVID 19 restrictions are in place.
Please contact us here for instructions about how to join the meeting.
List of Upcoming Sanctuary Meetings
New members are welcome
To join Sanctuary, come to a meeting or contact us here
Family Connections® Course – for anyone helping to care for a person with BPD
Family Connections® is a free, 12-week course from NEA.BPD that provides education, skills training and support for people who are in a relationship with someone who has BPD.
BPD Bandannas
From the Australian BPD Foundation … BPD Bandannas!
For human and fur families
NMHRC Guideline for Borderline Personality Disorder (2012)
The Australian National Mental Health Research Council published this Clinical Practice Guideline
to assist health professionals to diagnose, treat and manage BPD in adolescents and adults.
Download the guideline for free
Sanctuary Support Group
gratefully acknowledges ongoing
support from Skylight
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