Identifying The Female Sociopath

September 6, 2018

With any form of mental illness or disorder, there can be a variety of behaviors and the way these behaviors are exhibited from one individual to the next. One of the influencing factors can be attributed to the individual’s gender. As with many medical diagnoses, gender can influence disorder symptoms due to the different hormones...Read More

Narcissist Vs. Sociopath: What’s The Difference?

September 4, 2018

by Angela Sartain, PhD Psychology

Many individuals may use the terms ‘sociopath’ or ‘narcissist’ to describe someone that they know who exhibits certain characteristics or behaviors. However, many times these terms are mixed up, mistaking one for the other and vise versa. In many cases, distinguishing between a narcissist and a sociopath is difficult for most people because they do...Read More

How To Go “No Contact” with a Narcissist

September 3, 2018

by Susan Masterson, PhD Psychology

Why Go “No Contact”? Going No Contact with a narcissist is often necessary to keep your sanity, but can be hard while you’re doing it. When your partner drains you of every last bit of emotional energy or adds toxicity to your life, it’s time to say goodbye. But, why is going “no contact” sometimes...Read More

Hypocrisy in Borderline Personality Disorder

September 1, 2018

by Angela Sartain, PhD Psychology

Social relationships can be difficult to maintain when one individual involved does not have the same moral values or virtues as other members of the group. For individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder, maintaining social relationships is extremely difficult for this reason. Individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder often do not understand or recognize the importance of...Read More

The Connection Between BPD and Lack of Empathy

August 31, 2018

by Angela Sartain, PhD Psychology

Borderline Personality Disorder is a disorder which is characterized by a specific set of traits and behaviors. Individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder experience a variety of symptoms that vary in level of intensity and exhibition. The various levels of the symptoms of the disorder are categorized into two subgroups where an individual must experience some...Read More

Guide: How to Live with a Narcissist

August 28, 2018

by Susan Masterson, PhD Psychology

What is a Narcissist? Chances are, you’ve heard the term Narcissist. If you live with a narcissist, it can be difficult, to say the least. Words often used to describe them include: egotistical, arrogant, self-absorbed, vain, and condescending. It may have come as a surprise when you first saw your loved one behave that way,...Read More

5 Key Points To Understanding The Vulnerable Narcissist

August 25, 2018

by Susan Masterson, PhD Psychology

The word “Narcissist” has been getting lots of attention in recent years, with familiar descriptors: self-absorbed, arrogant, conceited, etc. When we picture a stereotypical narcissist, we usually envision someone who loves the spotlight, and actively seeks it out. From outward appearances, these people seem confident and solid in their sense of self and “have it...Read More

Guide: The BPD / Favorite Person Relationship Dynamic

August 17, 2018

by Angela Sartain, PhD Psychology

Many individuals will commonly use the term “favorite person” to describe someone they are fond of. This can be a family member or close friend who holds an individual’s admiration and affection. However, when an individual with Borderline Personality Disorder refers to someone as their favorite person, the term has quite a different meaning. Borderline...Read More

An In Depth Review of 7 Cups of Tea Therapy Chat

August 17, 2018

by Angela Sartain, PhD Psychology

Mental health awareness is a current hot topic of conversation in society. Many individuals around the country are struggling to find affordable counseling or therapy options. Some may not have the financial means to afford therapy while others may not have adequate insurance to help alleviate these costs. One option for therapy services which can...Read More

A Quick Guide to High-Functioning Borderline Personality Disorder

August 14, 2018

by Angela Sartain, PhD Psychology

Borderline Personality Disorder, or BPD, is one of many personality disorders affecting a large number of individuals. Roughly, 1.6% of the population is affected by BPD. BPD is one of the most difficult personality disorders to diagnose, however, due to the varying number and intensity of symptoms which are necessary for diagnosis. In many cases,...Read More

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Identifying The Female Sociopath

Narcissist Vs. Sociopath: What’s The Difference?

How To Go “No Contact” with a Narcissist

Hypocrisy in Borderline Personality Disorder

The Connection Between BPD and Lack of Empathy

Guide: How to Live with a Narcissist

5 Key Points To Understanding The Vulnerable Narcissist

Guide: The BPD / Favorite Person Relationship Dynamic

An In Depth Review of 7 Cups of Tea Therapy Chat

A Quick Guide to High-Functioning Borderline Personality Disorder

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