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National Consensus Statement for BPD

National Consensus Statement for BPD

Sanctuary endorses the National Consensus Statement by, with and for people impacted by Borderline Personality Disorder,
that advocates for timely and equitable access to appropriate treatment and support for everyone impacted by BPD.

You are invited to add your own support for the statement, here

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Opening – BPD Awareness Week 2019

Opening – BPD Awareness Week 2019

October 1st to 7th 2019 is BPD Awareness Week

Don’t miss the Opening:
Keynote speaker is Professor Anthony Bateman, a world expert on Mentalization and, of course, an expert in BPD!
Tuesday 1st October, 5:30pm

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Choosing a Therapist

Choosing a Therapist

From our January Meeting, what to look for in a new clinician, and some questions you may like to ask a therapist before you actually make an appointment.

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BPD – What Works?  – All in the Mind radio program

BPD – What Works? – All in the Mind radio program

ABC Radio National aired this story on All in the Mind on 23rd November 2014: Borderline personality disorder—what works? If you are in deep emotional pain the last thing you want to hear is that you are untreatable. Well that’s very often the...

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