The Lived Experience of Men with BPD – Recording
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When that fella you care about lives with BPD…
Hear from some men (who are now coping much better with the symptoms) talking about how BPD affects males
- the impact of the 9 diagnostic symptoms of BPD
- how they personally reacted
- how they dealt with the illness
- what it was that helped them on the road to recovery
Presentations:
0:00 Emcee Brodz – Lived Experience Performer – Brodie performs live a hip-hop song he has written on Flipping the Script
4:10 Tony Greenrod – Carer and MC
12:15 Aaron Fornarino – Lived Experience –
25:00 Sharon Bax – SA Prison Health
38:12 Jake Hodgman – Lived Experience – Jake talks about learning to ride the wave of emotions and compares BPD to a car with a touchy accelerator and faulty brakes
50:40 Kimberley Gilson – Forensic Psychology registrar, Senior clinician BPD Collaborative
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