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    • Addictions and OCD
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  • High Conflict Divorce
  • Dealing with Family Court
  • Coercive Control
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  • Non fatal loss of child
  • Trauma PTSD and cPTSD
  • Depression and Anxiety
  • Self Harm and Suicidality
  • Addictions and OCD
  • Autism and Relationships
  • Personality Disorders
  • Adolescent Therapy
  • About Sarah Morris
  • Pets As Therapy
  • Conferences and Lectures
  • Testimonials
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Personality Disorders

Living with someone who has a personality disorder

People with a personality disorder, just like anyone who has mental health difficulties, can be stigmatised because of their diagnosis. They can attract fear, anger and disapproval rather than compassion, support and understanding. Personality disorders are hard to diagnose, hard to treat and can be hard to live with. This said, personality disorder is a real problem that demands real help.

This is hard to acknowledge when you are on the receiving end of the abuse that occurs when living with someone who has a personality disorder. From the outside looking in, you can never understand it, from the inside looking out, you can never describe it. It is incredibly isolating a position for all to be in and a condition that destroys families and whole local communities. 


Support, education and therapy are all absolutely necessary. Personality disorders are one of the rare conditions where often the patient is left alone and everyone else around them is treated. 

In the wrong care, this treatment can be incredibly damaging. This is worth remembering when you consider the level of support required for treating this mental health fallout. 


 

Getting help

 It is crucial that you look after your own physical and mental health when you have been exposed to the psychological warfare that comes along with discovering that you have been living with a cluster A, B or C disordered person. 


This is worth remembering when you consider the level of support required for treating this mental health fallout. You need a specialist in the field of psychological therapy who understands the hidden abuse and effects on mental health of particularly Cluster B and C personality disordered adult abuse.  


To help the neurotypical partner recover, we have a sensible pragmatic approach to managing living with, breaking up with or co parenting with a personality disordered adult. 

Life after personality disorder adult abuse

Great news! The future for a neurotypical adult after personality disordered adult abuse presents enormous challenges which will enable you to reach depths of inner knowing and peace to your soul that most cannot imagine to attain. 


You will breathe deeper, more peacefully and with enrichment that you can use to guide you through the rest of your beautiful life as you move onward and upwards towards a better future. 


Your future is right in front of you. We can help you find it. 


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