It would be inappropriate for anyone other than a physician (preferably a psychiatrist) or psychologist specializing in that personality disorder to conclusively answer your question.
Personality Disorders are not cut-and-dry, can overlap with one another in terms of the features and behaviors, and can vary in severity and degree as well as manifestations. Coping mechanisms, self regulation, intelligence, and other factors can mitigate the effects. Building these capabilities can help a person deal with these disorders.
Insight and an optimistic desire for change in their lives are very important indicators of successful treatment/therapy.
Borderline Personality Disorder is a tricky one to diagnose and difficult to deal with. They can be very resistant to care and may sabotage efforts to help them because they have a deep need for certain things like attention and control over even minor things that they can't deal with any therapeutic process that tries to liberate them from that need because it involves taking those things away gradually. The patient must be willing and desirous of change, they must also have strong insight (which they often do not) into the fact that they are in the grips of a mental illness that makes their lives very difficult.
It is likely that personality disorders are not something that is "cured" but many people are able to get help and deal with them to an extent where they can live a pretty normal and good life by mitigating the disorder. The first step is admitting to oneself that there is something that they want to change.
Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental disorder in which the person has a larger than necessary sense of self importance and put very little importance on the feelings of others. The recommended treatment for this disorder is therapy, and sometimes medication if there are symptoms such as anxiety or depression present. Hypnosis has not been shown to heal this disorder.
Lying and promiscuity may be indicators of 1- Conduct disorder 2- Borderline traits 3-Substance use 4-Identity crisis 5- Bipolar disorder Please discuss with her the possibility of seeing a psychologist or a psychiatrist. These behaviors and/or illnesses will have long lasting scars that will take a very long and enduring effort to heal. They do heal but lets not let her wallow for too long in those behaviors
Yes, but both people have to be willing to work at it and continue to try to learn, grow, and heal for it to be even close to healthy and happy.
I think that the best sollution for that disorder would have to be a noose.
You can't, it is a genetic disorder. You can alleviate the symptoms but you can not cure it.
its because they have the power to heal but cant heal themselves
they heal themselves with a fiber
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I dont come here often but YES they do get worse! ANSWER:Questioner, heal thyself. Let the ailing questions heal themselves.
If the ant is left alone in a container, It can't heal itself. The ant will die within in about 5 hours.
It will probably heal on its own, but 'imperfectly.' If bones didn't heal by themselves, non-domestic animals would have much more frequent deaths.
Since canker sores heal by themselves, treatment is not usually necessary.