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1. • • In the past there has been controversy as to how far treatment can help., Recent research however has made it clear that mental health services can and should help people with personality disorders. Many people with a personality disorder do recover over time.
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   How does a mental health professional treat a personality disorder?

   • A mental health professional can talk to you about what your diagnosis means. Treatment for a personality disorder usually involves a talking therapy and can also include other types of therapy and medicine. This is where the person talks to a therapist to get a better understanding of their own thoughts, feelings and behaviours.

   Personality disorders - NHS

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   What is personality disorder & how is it treated?

   • Personality disorder is one of the most misunderstood and stigmatised diagnoses in mental health. There are a number of personality disorders, the more common being: Medication as well as talking therapies are the treatment options. An approach involving an individualised treatment programmes is crucial.

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   How is borderline personality disorder treated?

   • Over time, many people with borderline personality disorder (BPD) overcome their symptoms and recover. Additional treatment is recommended for people whose symptoms return. Treatment for BPD may involve individual or group psychotherapy, carried out by professionals within a community mental health team (CMHT).

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   Do I need support if I have a personality disorder?

   • If you have a personality disorder, you may need extra support during your pregnancy and after your child is born. You can speak to a GP, midwife or health visitor if you would like support. Find out more about mental health in pregnancy.

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   Is there a medication for personality disorder?

   • There is no medication to treat personality disorder, but your doctor may give you medication to help with symptoms like anxiety, anger or depression. These can include antidepressants, mood stabiliser or antipsychotics. Taking time to work on your wellbeing can make a big difference in how you’re feeling.

   Treatment for personality disorders - Mental Health UK

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   Can a therapeutic community help a person with a personality disorder?

   • Treatment at a therapeutic community may be offered to some people with personality disorders. Therapeutic communities (TCs) are places where someone visits or stays for an intensive form of group therapy. The experience of having a personality disorder is explored in depth. The person usually attends for a number of weeks or months.

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3. www.nhs.uk › mental-health › conditionsPersonality disorders - NHS

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   Symptoms vary depending on the type of personality disorder. For example, a person with borderline personality disorder (one of the most common types) tends to have disturbed ways of thinking, impulsive behaviour and problems controlling their emotions. They may have intense but unstable relationships and worry about people abandoning them.

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   Current evidence shows that talking therapies are the most helpful treatment for those of us with a diagnosis of personality disorder. These types of talking therapies may help. But we need more research to know which is the most effective.

5. mentalhealth-uk.org › treatmentsTreatment for personality disorders - Mental Health UK

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   There is no medication to treat personality disorder, but your doctor may give you medication to help with symptoms like anxiety, anger or depression. These can include antidepressants, mood stabiliser or antipsychotics.

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   Personality disorder is one of the most misunderstood and stigmatised diagnoses in mental health. There are a number of personality disorders, the more common being: Anti-Social Personality Disorders. Border line Personality Disorders. Narcissistic Personality Disorders.

8. www.nhs.uk › mental-health › conditionsTreatment - Borderline personality disorder - NHS

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   Treatment for BPD may involve individual or group psychotherapy, carried out by professionals within a community mental health team (CMHT). The goal of a CMHT is to provide day-to-day support and treatment, while ensuring you have as much independence as possible.

9. www.nhs.uk › mental-health › talking-therapiesPsychiatry - NHS

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   Mental health. Talking therapies, medicine and psychiatry. Medicines and psychiatry. Psychiatry is a medical field concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mental health conditions. A doctor who works in psychiatry is called a psychiatrist.

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    Treatment for personality disorder. Read about the different treatments that could help you. >> Self-care for personality disorder. If you've been diagnosed with personality disorder, there are things you can try to help yourself. Find out more. >> Helping someone diagnosed with personality disorder.