Borderline Personality Disorder and Rage | Counselor & Life Coach A.J. Mahari

Borderline Personality Disorder has at its centre tremendous pain that is protected against through many defense mechanisms that manifest themselves through anger and rage. Author, speaker, and life coach, A.J. Mahari, talks about the main reasons for the anger and rage in and of BPD.

People diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder and their loved ones will benefit from learning more about the anatomy of anger and rage in BPD and how to cope more effectively with it. From her own experience when she had BPD, A.J. knows that what fuels the anger and the rage in and of Borderline Personality Disorder are the emotionally dsyregulated storms. Storms of triggered emotions that arise out of the absence of a known self and out of the absence of any stable identity. In both her ebook and audio program (which do not contain the same content) Mahari also explains what is important to understand to effectively cope with anger and rage at the heart of BPD.

BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER AND RAGE EBOOK © A.J. Mahari 2007

THE EMOTIONAL STORMS IN THE ABSENCE OF A SELF

This ebook features 115 pages of insightful must read information, about Borderline Personality Disorder and Rage and includes a chapter that deals with rage turned inwardly which is often the core of self harm.

This ebook consists of seven chapters of detailed examination, understanding, and explanation of Borderline Rage from the insightful perspective of one who has been there. A.J. provides a roadmap of hope and practical steps to help the borderline stop the rage and/or stop the self harm and heal the wounds, and transform his/her life.

Rage is an addiction in BPD. It is manifested outwardly in yelling, screaming, name-calling verbal abuse, throwing things, breaking things, even physically abusing others. It is also manifested inwardly by many with BPD who self-harm. Rage is at the heart of cutting, and other forms of self-harm. Even the so-called "quiet borderline" may well be rage addicted. Quiet borderlines often emotionally abuse themselves in brutal and damaging ways and this too is a manifestation of rage.