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Psychopathy and schizophrenia are both frequently represented in popular culture—in thrillers and on TV shows—and they are both significantly more common among men than women, with the result that they...

Quiet BPD is one of those grey areas in psychology. Although it isn’t recognised officially by the DSM-5 as a diagnosable condition, there is enough client-based evidence that suggests it...

Dating someone with BPD presents a unique set of challenges. But the piece that can often make a BPD relationship so difficult isn’t necessarily the presence of the condition itself,...

What do we think of the term “break up,” the mind can often think of romantic relationships first. But friendship breakups can and do happen as we progress through life,...

Borderline Line Personality (BPD) is a serious mental health condition that affects around 1.6-3% of the general population. BPD is a mood disorder that takes its name from the way...

Limerence is a state of romantic infatuation, and a condition that can be hard to discern as it presents in a very similar expression to falling in love. In reality,...

Almost all of us carry scars from childhood, usually stemming from negative experiences with parents, caregivers, or other significant authority figures. These can result in what are sometimes referred to...

Projecting your insecurities is a coping mechanism that co-opts someone else’s psyche to use as an emotional dumping ground. And so, projection is a form of unsolicited communication. If you...

We all want to think that our parents are infallible. In our youth, we believe they can do no wrong and might not be able to see that they’re really...