Has separation anxiety, fear of abandonment, self-harm and emotional instability prevented you from experiencing what should have been the typical life of a ‘normal’ person?Have negative thoughts assaulted you on every side, taking control and proving stubbornly resistant to all attempts to drive them away?Have you had emotions that sometimes you can't even name? 
Anger, fear, sadness and shame are notoriously difficult emotions to manage as nature has forged their purpose purely to protect us. Sometimes trauma can interfere with your ability to regulate your emotions, amplifying them and generating devastating effects for yourself and for others.
If you live with a Borderline Disorder, you will likely have been prey to intense and fluctuating emotions, struggling every day with troubling thoughts and behavior; finding difficulties being understood by others and being troubled in your relationships.
Borderline Personality Disorders are officially recognized as DSM 5 and still remain a stigma, fueled by ignorance and misinformation that causes unnecessary and undeserved shame and isolation for its victims.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy, has rapidly become one of the most popular and most effective treatments for the range of mental health conditions that are rooted in out-of-control emotions.
DBT was created for the treatment of individuals struggling with suicidal thoughts, but has now matured into a treatment for a whole range of other conditions that involve dysfunctional emotional regulation. It is currently considered the ‘gold standard’ for Borderline Personality Disorders and has even been used in the treatment of substance abuse and eating disorders.
I RECOMMEND THAT YOU READ THIS BOOK IF, IN THE LAST THREE MONTHS, YOU HAVE FOUND YOURSELF OVERPOWERED BY:
<ul>
<li>Anxiety, depression and anger, often for reasons that others find difficult to understand or that they consider futile.</li>
<li>Intense or uncontrollable emotional explosions.</li>
<li>Instability in interpersonal relationships and self-esteem.</li>
<li>Concerns about abandonment.</li>
<li>Feeling desperately misunderstood.</li>
<li>Feelings of helplessness and despair.</li>
<li>Practices of self-harm and notions of suicide.</li>
<li>Doubts about yourself and your sanity.</li>
</ul>
and many others..
DO THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS SOUND FAMILIAR FOR YOU?
YOU SHOULD ADDRESS THESE ISSUES BY:
<ul>
<li>Listening to those who understand this problem and have experienced the dynamics just listed.</li>
<li>Informing yourself: read articles, watch videos and access people who have the expertise to alleviate the destructive damage that emotional storms can create.</li>
</ul>This book will most likely not be ‘the complete cure’ for all your problems. BUT I GUARANTEE that if you read and read again every single chapter carefully, ABSORB all the advice and APPLY the techniques provided by this manual, you will immediately feel a sensation of relief, and see noticeable improvements in every aspect of your life as the days progress.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy Workbook: The 4 DBT Skills to Overcome Anxiety by Learning How to Manage Your Emotions. A Practical Guide to Recovering from Borderline Personality Disorder

Self-Help

Lawson PhD, David

Death & Grief

Independently published

<h4>Have you been deeply hurt by your mother?</h4> <h4>Did the woman, who should have loved you, nourished you and protected you inflict traumas that still affect your life today?</h4> <h4>Are you struggling every day to repair the damage that she caused?</h4> If you were raised by a BPD parent, your childhood would more than likely have been an unstable and painful experience. Children raised by mothers with borderline personality disorder are at risk of developing the same kind of emotional problems. They may find themselves facing seemingly insurmountable obstacles in order to overcome their parent's dysfunctional attitudes, and it may be necessary to seek professional help to work on such feelings. If you have experienced these issues as a child, you may have low self-esteem or suffer from anger or depression. Recognising that these problems are not a choice, but the consequences of your mother's disorder, is a necessary first step towards healing your emotional wounds. Adult children of BDP parents are often afflicted with so much guilt and such a strong sense of profound obligation and shame that they feel obliged to keep secret all that has happened in the family, even when it is destroying their lives. These people can find it really difficult to share their experiences because mothers with BPD are usually very good at creating the perfect family image for outsiders to the family. I advise you to read this book if any of these symptoms sound familiar: <ul> <li>Sudden unexplained anxiety followed by rapid falls into depression.</li> <li>Doubting yourself and your sanity. Mood swings.</li> <li>Endless and repetitive obsessive thinking about your mother.</li> <li>Constantly try to find explanations for what happened.</li> <li>Feelings of powerlessness and despair.</li> <li>A desire to self-isolate.</li> <li>Overwhelming feelings of loss and pain.</li> <li>Extreme attacks of anger. Insomnia or strange dreams.</li> </ul> Many readers can recognize their mothers and themselves in this book Often the children of borderline mothers are terrified of their attitudes and remain paralyzed by failing to react, others find courage but find themselves without the right tools to face them. Looking for help from friends and acquaintances could not be the best solution, they will try to minimize or simply say that you are overdoing it. Don't take it out on them, they won't understand you because they haven't experienced certain dynamics in their lives. What you need to learn <ul> <li>Understanding the psychological mechanisms of a borderline mother.</li> <li>The main styles of a borderline mother - identify the traits.</li> <li>The serious consequences in adulthood if you don't address these issues.</li> <li>Things you should never do with BPD sufferers/Learn to defend yourself emotionally against them.</li> <li>How to overcome the trauma and begin a healthy healing process.</li> </ul> There are many other situations that will be listed within this book. Knowing the right information allows you to contain the damage and avoid unnecessary suffering The internal dynamics and long-term unresolved traumas can create irreversible damage to your sanity, threatening future emotional and mental stability, so it is important to take immediate action. If you are tired of carrying this weight every day and want to finally make a change in your life this book has been written especially for you. <h3>Heal the deep wounds of the child within you</h3> <h2>Scroll up and click Buy Now botton at the top of this page </h2>

Borderline Mother: Unmask the negative impact of having a BPD mother, understand the truth and the methods of healing the unique wounds inflicted from infancy to adulthood

Do your child's outbursts of anger, power struggles, blackmail and rebellion prevent your family from living a simple peaceful day? Does it constantly DISTURB your day, thinking that at any moment you might get a call from your child's school telling you that your child has intentionally caused damage again? Have the various strategies you have always used in an attempt to resolve the situation FAILED? Oppositional defiant disorder is a behavioural disorder that occurs in children of school or preschool age, and is characterised by anger, irritability, revenge and aversion behaviour, that frequently manifests in your child for a period of at least six months. School teachers&nbsp;use basic methods; those learned at home or in their schools when they were pupils and students, and often find themselves able to do nothing but raise their voices, marginalize and give bad grades to children who are vulnerable to these types of issues. Instead of improving the situation and the lives of these children, they create a climate in which behaviour gets dramatically worse. In a social context, these children are marginalised, bullied and classified as 'monsters', labels that do nothing but feed the vicious circle of poor behaviour, isolation and social stigma. If not resolved in time, these problems cause impairment in social adaptation and social functionality, increasing the risk of anxiety disorders, depressive disorders and leading to potentially serious consequences that could otherwise, with the right techniques, be avoided. In fact, more and more parents and educators are turning to methods proven by psychologists, methods based on specific cases, becoming experts and abandoning old methods that have perpetually proved to be ineffective. YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ THIS BOOK IF, IN THE LAST 6 MONTHS, YOUR CHILD HAS BEEN OVERWHELMED BY: * Anger - often manifesting itself in aggression, resentfulness, vindictiveness and spitefulness. * Quarrelling with adults, an inability to comply with rules, a&nbsp;desire to provoke and irritate people. * Habitually accusing others of their mistakes or poor behaviour, susceptibility to being easily provoked and irritated by others. WHAT YOU NEED TO DO NOW: <ul> <li>Listen to those who have encountered this problem and have experienced the its dynamics.</li> <li>Read articles, watch videos and access people who have the correct skills to alleviate the destructive damage that psychological issues and emotional storms can create.</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Avoid confrontation with other parents who do not empathise with this situation and who may offer negative advice, worsening your relationship with your child.</li> </ul> Your son or daughter IS NOT A MONSTER. These children/teenagers often SUFFER TERRIBLY and sometimes express their discomfort in ways we do not understand. Reading this book tomorrow you will not magically solve all your child's problems, BUT I GUARANTEE that if you read and reread each chapter carefully, ABSORB all the tips and APPLY the techniques provided by this manual, then you will be well on the way to rebuilding a healthy relationship with your son or daughter, and increasing the chances of a brighter future for you both. What are you waiting for? Scroll Up, Click on the "Buy Now" button!

Oppositional Defiant Disorder: The Best Behaviour Management Strategies for Children with cases of ODD that Could Lead to Psychopathy - Stop Temper Tantrums Before They Start!

Parenting & Relationships

Reference

Do you find it difficult to maintain a successful romantic relationship? Do you see the same behaviour patterns in yourself emerging in your relationships, time and time again? Are you constantly worried that everything will end in heartbreak? Is it possible to predict the likelihood of the success or failure of a relationship in advance? Whether we are aware of it or not, our childhood experiences play a huge role in forming the kind of people that we become. The relationships that we have had as children with our parents, or other primary caregivers, have a profound effect on how we react to any given situation in our lives; and, how we interact with the people around us. As small children, we instinctively respond to the kind of love and support offered by our parents or guardians. While a strong bond with our primary caregiver is fundamental to our development in these early years, any difficulties arising from this attachment can lead to problems with relationships and self-image in later life. In fact, unworked or incorrect dysfunctional attachment models can lead us to make poor emotional choices, or enter into dysfunctional and unstable relationships that may be characterised by violence, oppression or submission. Human relationships can give rise to the constant presence of a fear of abandonment, associated with control behaviours, a continuous search for reassurance, emotional hypervigilance and sometimes even emotional blackmail. Whether you like it or not, attachment styles inevitably shape intimate relationships between people. Knowing what they are and managing them efficiently guarantees you a positive and stable outlook on your relationships for life. This book is suggested reading if your relationship is characterized by: <ul> <li>Dissatisfaction and/or high levels of conflict.</li> <li>Obsessiveness, intrusiveness, jealousy and distrust.</li> <li>A strong desire for fusion and concern about rejection and abandonment.</li> <li>Interpersonal distance.</li> <li>A low level of emotional involvement.</li> <li>Problems with intimacy, and an inability to enjoy or flourish within sexual relationships.</li> </ul> Don't worry if you identify with all or any of these issues. The patterns and beliefs we develop as children, although often deeply rooted in our psyche, can be unlearned and replaced with positive beliefs and approaches that allow you to take a more constructive path through life. If, however, you don't address such issues, then you will carry their negative influence with you, leading to the unwelcome and repetitive situations that you have become familiar with. Fortunately, David Lawson, based on the work of his predecessors, has developed a book with which he has helped many people to recognise their role in early childhood relationships, and then to use this recognition to project the future success of their romantic or intimate relationships. So, even if your emotional life and its impact on your relationships is not as you would like it to be, it is possible to assess, comprehend and eventually work to OVERCOME your situation. Understanding how to release attachment issues is one of the most satisfying and valuable things you can do for yourself. You will open the doors to a greater sense of self-worth, successful friendships, strong family ties and lasting and loving romantic relationships. If you are tired of living a life filled with complicated and painful relationships and would like to learn how to cultivate them to be safe and healthy places instead, then scroll up and click on the 'Buy Now' button!

Attachment Theory Workbook: Why is your attachment type impacting upon your happiness in relationships? Discover how to identify who is right for you and help to heal your wounds.

Relationships

Do fears, excessive worries, panic attacks, separation anxiety and difficulty falling asleep prevent your child from living what should be their best and most carefree years? Is your child's anger and pain slowly creating internal negativity and threatening harmony in your family? Have previous strategies you have used proved to be inadequate, leading you to feel that you have somehow failed? For some, childhood is a stressful journey, and facing new challenges and difficult moments do not always prove to be easy to manage, especially as children do not all react in the same way. It is normal for children to feel worried or anxious from time to time, especially when starting a new school or kindergarten or moving to a new home. It is, however, a problem when anxiety affects a child's thought processes and behaviour on a daily basis, interfering negatively with their school, domestic and social life. Many parents enter 'protection mode' trying to solve their children's problems, helping them to avoid the triggers of anxiety and/or trying to foster a lifestyle without worries. This technique, however, may not be enough. Parents can do a lot to help recover and maintain the emotional well-being of their children following a traumatic or stressful event, and timely intervention supported by expertise in the subject is the best way of going about things. I RECOMMEND THAT YOU READ THIS BOOK IF, IN THE LAST THREE MONTHS, YOUR CHILD HAS DISPLAYED ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: <ul> <li>Agitation.</li> <li>Restlessness.</li> <li>Inattention, poor concentration.</li> <li>Attitudes of avoidance.</li> <li>Erratic behaviour and inexplicable whims.</li> <li>Frequent crying.</li> <li>Refusal to go to school.</li> </ul> Does any of this sound familiar? Along with these traits, there are other, more subtle symptoms of anxiety, which are addressed in this book. If they are left untreated, such symptoms can lead to negative consequences that can impact on both your child's and family's daily lives. Anxiety disorders that begin in childhood often persist through adolescence and into early adulthood. Adolescents with anxiety disorders are more likely to develop clinical depression, potentially leading to negative and anti-social behaviours such as vandalism, drug abuse and self-harm. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN: <ul> <li>The root causes of your child's anxiety.</li> <li>How to easily identify both general and more subtle manifestations of anxiety.</li> <li>Information about specific forms of anxiety.</li> <li>The best strategies and exercises to resolve anxiety and related issues in your child.</li> <li>Management of anxiety for your child at school.</li> </ul> What are the needs of a child who is showing instances of anxiety? <ul> <li>Someone who has studied anxiety specifically in children and who understands family issues from within.</li> <li>Someone who has a deep understanding of the subtle symptoms of anxiety and knows how to resolve them before it's too late.</li> <li>Someone who has the knowledge, training, education and experience, both with themselves and others, to guide you and your child in developing the necessary coping tools that can be of lifelong use.</li> </ul> I cannot promise you that reading this book will be a 'total cure', but I can GUARANTEE that if you APPLY yourself diligently, take notes, read and re-read the chapters and FOLLOW the guidance within, then your child will feel a noticeable decrease in anxiety within the first 72 hours and should see further improvements beginning to develop within the first 7 days.

Anxiety Relief for Kids: Subtle symptoms of anxiety in children that parents need to recognise in order to take positive action. Stop the Worry-Panic-Fear Cycle before it's too late!

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Mental Health

High Value Books Ltd

Have you been deeply hurt by your mother?Did the woman, who should have loved you, nourished you and protected you inflict traumas that still affect your life today? Are you struggling every day to repair the damage that she caused?If you were raised by a BPD parent, your childhood would more than likely have been an unstable and painful experience.Children raised by mothers with borderline personality disorder are at risk of developing the same kind of emotional problems. They may find themselves facing seemingly insurmountable obstacles in order to overcome their parent's dysfunctional attitudes, and it may be necessary to seek professional help to work on such feelings.Adult children of BDP parents are often afflicted with so much guilt and such a strong sense of profound obligation and shame that they feel obliged to keep secret all that has happened in the family, even when it is destroying their lives.These people can find it really difficult to share their experiences because mothers with BPD are usually very good at creating the perfect family image for outsiders to the family.I advise you to read this book if any of these symptoms sound familiar: - Sudden unexplained anxiety followed by rapid falls into depression.- Doubting yourself and your sanity.- Mood swings.- Endless and repetitive obsessive thinking about your mother.- Constantly try to find explanations for what happened.- Feelings of powerlessness and despair.- A desire to self-isolate.- Overwhelming feelings of loss and pain.- Extreme attacks of anger.- Insomnia or strange dreams.Many readers can recognize their mothers and themselves in this bookOften the children of borderline mothers are terrified of their attitudes and remain paralyzed by failing to react, others find courage but find themselves without the right tools to face them.What you need to learn- Understanding the psychological mechanisms of a borderline mother.- The main styles of a borderline mother - identify the traits.- The serious consequences in adulthood if you don't address these issues.- Things you should never do with BPD sufferers/Learn to defend yourself emotionally against them.- How to overcome the trauma and begin a healthy healing process.There are many other situations that will be listed within this book. Knowing the right information allows you to contain the damage and avoid unnecessary sufferingThe internal dynamics and long-term unresolved traumas can create irreversible damage to your sanity, threatening future emotional and mental stability, so it is important to take immediate action.If you are tired of carrying this weight every day and want to finally make a change in your life this book has been written especially for you.Heal the deep wounds of the child within you

Emotionship Srls

Avoidant Attachment: Why is your partner cold and detached in your relationship? Improve intimacy, emotional connection and understand why your dismissive partner behaves the way they do

Insecure in Love: 4 Books in 1: Why do we Sabotage Love? How to Overcome Jealousy, Heartbreak, Anxiety and Fear of Abandonment before Killing your Relationship

Disorganized Attachment: Why Does your Partner Alternate Between Love and Detachment? Healing Childhood Trauma & Developing Lasting, Loving Relationships

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Books by Lawson PhD, David

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Dialectical Behavior Therapy Workbook: The 4 DBT Skills to Overcome Anxiety by Learning How to Manage Your Emotions. A Practical Guide to Recovering from Borderline Personality Disorder

Borderline Mother: Unmask the negative impact of having a BPD mother, understand the truth and the methods of healing the unique wounds inflicted from infancy to adulthood

Oppositional Defiant Disorder: The Best Behaviour Management Strategies for Children with cases of ODD that Could Lead to Psychopathy - Stop Temper Tantrums Before They Start!

Attachment Theory Workbook: Why is your attachment type impacting upon your happiness in relationships? Discover how to identify who is right for you and help to heal your wounds.

Anxiety Relief for Kids: Subtle symptoms of anxiety in children that parents need to recognise in order to take positive action. Stop the Worry-Panic-Fear Cycle before it's too late!

Dialectical Behavior Therapy Workbook: The 4 DBT Skills to Overcome Anxiety by Learning How to Manage Your Emotions. A Practical Guide to Recovering from Borderline Personality Disorder

Borderline Mother: Unmask the negative impact of having a BPD mother, understand the truth and the methods of healing the unique wounds inflicted from infancy to adulthood

Avoidant Attachment: Why is your partner cold and detached in your relationship? Improve intimacy, emotional connection and understand why your dismissive partner behaves the way they do

Insecure in Love: 4 Books in 1: Why do we Sabotage Love? How to Overcome Jealousy, Heartbreak, Anxiety and Fear of Abandonment before Killing your Relationship

Disorganized Attachment: Why Does your Partner Alternate Between Love and Detachment? Healing Childhood Trauma & Developing Lasting, Loving Relationships