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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Stop Walking on Eggshells

Book • 2020

Paul T. Mason and Randi Kreger

This book helps readers understand borderline personality disorder (BPD) and its impact on relationships.

It offers practical advice on setting boundaries, defusing conflicts, and protecting oneself from violent behavior.

The third edition includes updated research on BPD comorbidity, narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), and the effectiveness of schema therapy.

It is designed to help family members and friends bring peace and stability back into their lives by providing coping and communication skills.

Mentioned by

Anonymous Caller

Jordan Harbinger

Dr. Margaret Rutherford

Mentioned in 9 episodes

Mentioned by

Anonymous Caller

as a recommended resource from her therapist for relationship help.

Is Using ChatGPT Hurting My Relationship?

Recommended by the therapist to the letter writer, as a resource to identify and understand narcissism and borderline personality disorder.

1240: Warned Not to Wed Wife, You Fear for Your Life | Feedback Friday

Recommended by

Jordan Harbinger

to help understand, communicate with, and set boundaries with people who have BPD or BPD-like personalities.

1196: Does Sister's Past Give Her Abuse a Free Pass? | Feedback Friday

Recommended by

Greg Bottaro

as a practical resource for navigating relationships affected by borderline patterns, while cautioning against dehumanizing perspectives.

Episode 271: Forgive, Explode, Repeat: Humanizing Borderline Personality with St. John Paul II

Referenced by

Dr. Nigra

for its characterization of borderline personality disorder into four subtypes.

Borderline Personality Disorder Belief Systems

Mentioned by

Robert Drozek

as a widely used, helpful consumer book about borderline personality disorder for families.

Challenging Personalities: Understanding Borderline & Narcissism with Robert Drozek (307)

Mentioned in the episode description as a practical guide for relationships affected by borderline patterns.

Episode 272: You Are Not Your Feelings: From Borderline Chaos to Inner Coherence

Recommended by

Bill Eddy

as a helpful book, especially the third edition.

Narcissistic Co-Parents, Borderline Spouses, and Intimidating Behaviors • REBROADCAST

Erwähnt von

Jochen Peichl

als Referenzquelle für Typologien von Trauma‑Reaktionsmustern (inkl. Fawn), basierend auf Pete Walkers Arbeiten.

Du bist nicht „zu nett“ – du hast gelernt, so zu überleben

Mentioned by

Dr. Margaret Rutherford

as helpful resources for understanding and navigating relationships with individuals with borderline personality disorder.

423 SelfWork: The Gifts of Saying No

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