Stop Walking on Eggshells for Parents: How to Help Your Child (of Any Age) with Borderline Personality Disorder Without Losing Yourself

If anyone has a child of any age with borderline personality disorder, this book is invaluable.

Absolutely worth reading if you have someone in your family with BPD has opened my eyes up to so much about myself as well

Not as helpful as I hoped.

Arrived well. Placed in patio. Good contents in this book. I particularly like the comparison between regular teens and teens with bpd.

Reading this book was like being resuscitated from a deep dark place. I believe both my mother and my daughter suffer(ed) from borderline personality disorder. My mother, whom has passed away, could be so vicious at times and yet quite loving and caring at others,. I grew up totally confused. After any decades in therapy I came to realize just how codependent I was. But that didn’t save me from what was to come, my daughter, a later in life, much loved only child, and as equally vicious as my mother. I didn’t understand why she was so mean, until I read this book. I wish I had had it when she was young. I didn’t know how to set limits, I always blamed myself and I have suffered the consequences ever since. I highly recommend this book to any parent wondering “Whare did I go wrong?”

Very informative- excellent read

A very helpful book for parents.. This doesn’t necessarily have to pertain to BPD only… it has helpful tools to be able to talk to your child whether they are very young or an adult. I wish it had some more information but what they provided. It was enough and very helpful.

Such a helpful book for those of us dealing with family that have this issue. There is not much factual or helpful information out there, but this book details everything in easy to understand terminology.