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A personality disorder represents a complex mental health condition that appears as a pervasive pattern of inner experience and behaviour and is remarkably disproportionate to what would be considered normal. Patterns can cause distress and functional impairment in daily life. For example, a person with borderline personality disorder experiences marked emotional highs and lows and fears abandonment, which may lead to dysfunctional relationships. Instead, a person diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder may have a grandiose sense of self-importance or complete absence of empathy towards others. Some of the examples are histrionic personality disorder, where feelings are felt extremely or antisocial personality disorder, where individuals abolish the rights of others. All of these need identification to be treated and supported effectively.
Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is characterised by chaos in the emotional and behavioural lives of patients. Patients are characterized by marked emotional instability, impulsivity of behaviour, and turbulent relationships, which often lead to feelings of emptiness.
Characterized by extreme shyness and hypersensitivity to criticism, this patient might avoid social situations and feel inadequacy
It refers to a pervasive need for others to take care of one, showing submissive behaviours and an inability or difficulty making independent decisions.
A comprehensive review is conducted for in-depth knowledge of the specific experience related to diverse types of personality disorders.
This assessment by this method identifies the challenges you face and guides us toward the most effective treatment approaches tailored specifically to your needs.
Our team creates an intervention that would target specific disorders, such as schizoid personality disorder or paranoid personality disorder.
We use research-backed therapies, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), which enable us to enhance emotional control and better ways of coping.
There are also workshops on life skills, such as communication, emotional regulation, and stress management skills.
There is strong potential to develop worthwhile interpersonal relationships through life skills, especially in the case of histrionic personality disorder or avoidant personality disorder.
A support group can provide community and understanding. Our groups enable members who face similar challenges
such as multiple personality disorder or split personality disorder—to discuss their experiences, which fosters connection and prevents isolation.
Involving the families in the recovery process promotes better cooperation as well as support within the family.
Educating the family members on personality disorders can improve communication and supportive care, thus creating an enabling environment for recovery from such disorders as narcissistic personality disorder or antisocial personality disorder.
Healing is a continuum process. We maintain a check on your condition with periodic follow-ups and the readjustment of the treatment plan according to the respective requirements at different stages
Our aim is to keep you assured throughout the journey about overcoming symptoms related to different personality disorders.