Is it Borderline Personality Disorder, or Something Else?

Published: Thu, 08/17/23

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Borderline personality disorder, or BPD, is a term that is often overused and frankly, misused, by many people. People will often call someone borderline because they exhibit unstable moods and angry outbursts, but these can also be symptoms of other conditions, including PTSD and Narcissistic Victim Syndrome. In this video, Dr. Hawkins explains the differences and similarities between Borderline Personality Disorder and Narcissistic Victim Syndrome, and why there is often a blurring between the two.

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