Borderline personality disorder
Borderline personality disorder is a mental illness that causes unstable moods and emotions, and can lead to self-harm. If you or your loved one has borderline personality disorder, Wesley Hospital can help.
The symptoms of borderline personality disorder
Borderline personality disorder can be marked by difficulty in relating to other people. Other symptoms of borderline personality disorder can include feelings of insecurity and being out of control, anger management issues, mood swings and impulsiveness.
Wesley Hospital’s treatment program for borderline personality disorder
Wesley Hospital offers an effective, compassionate treatment program for borderline disorder. Leaders in psychiatric care, Wesley Hospital’s experienced staff provide a nurturing and secure environment in which to address the risk of self-harm, difficulties with emotions and relationships, and develop a life worth living, connected to family and friends.
The psychologists at Wesley Hospital are qualified mental health professionals who are trained in dialectical behaviour therapy, proven by research to be effective in treating self-harm and borderline personality disorder.
Wesley Hospital’s post-treatment assistance for borderline personality disorder
Wesley Hospital’s highly regarded post-treatment program offers quality care informed by the latest research, and includes post-treatment strategies to help ensure ongoing recovery.
Wesley Hospital can also help you link up with external resources, and we have suggestions for further reading if you would like to learn more about borderline personality disorder and the skills which manage the symptoms, such as anger management.. You can also learn the answers to frequently asked questions and find more information in our fact sheet.
Seeking help from Wesley Hospital
Borderline personality disorder is caused by a number of factors, including genetics, personality and the experience of trauma. Successful treatment needs to be holistic, addressing all of these factors.
To discuss the treatment options for borderline personality disorder that are right for you, contact Wesley Hospital.
