UNDERSTANDING WHY YOU LIVE WITH A FEELING OF EMPTINESS, EMOTIONAL RUSSIAN MOUNTAINS OR ANGER IN THE FACE OF ABANDONMENT Bringing together the expertise of researchers, a clinician and people living with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), this book has been written to help sufferers (and those who accompany them) recognize themselves, inspire their recovery process and find hope. It supports self-management of health and will enable individuals with relational and identity-related difficulties to take the first steps towards wellness. – Avenues for improvement designed for anyone on the borderline personality disorder spectrum. – The four phases of recovery. – Never-before-published texts recounting the daily lives of people with BPD. Julie Desrosiers is an occupational therapist, professor at the Haute \u00c9cole de travail social et de la sant\u00e9 in Lausanne (Switzerland) and associate professor at UQTR. Catherine Briand is an occupational therapist, professor at UQTR, researcher and founder of the Centre d’\u00e9tudes sur la r\u00e9adaptation, le r\u00e9tablissement et l’insertion sociale. M\u00e9lanie-Karine Dub\u00e9 is a French teacher. Rhina Maltez is a yoga teacher. Janie Groulx is a clinical occupational therapist.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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