Personality disorders are a group of mental illnesses that include long-term patterns of thoughts and behaviors that are unhealthy and inflexible, and that differ significantly from what is expected. Personality disorders typically cause significant problems with relationships, social activities, work and school. There are ten types of personality disorder and the symptoms of each are different. They can mild or severe. People with personality disorders often don’t know they have a problem. To them, their thoughts are normal, and they often blame others for their problems. The cause of personality disorders is unknown but many experts believe that genes and childhood experiences may play a role. If you think you may be suffering from a personality disorder, reach out to one of TherapyDen’s experts today.
I am trained to work with the entire spectrum of personality disorders. My practice utilizes evidenced based treatments to treat and manage personality traits that get in the way of living a fulfilling life including DBT, Radically Open DBT, and Mentalization based treatment. My approach tend to be honest, down to earth, and direct.
— Alexandra Mejia, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Albany, NYIt can be difficult when diagnosed with a personality disorder to know where to turn. I have worked with numerous clients to understand their diagnosis and to help them learn to connect with their environment.
— Mark Eades, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Supervisor in Efland, NCAll relationships come with their own hurdles; however, sometimes they can feel extra difficult to navigate. If being in close relationships has often felt difficult, please reach out and learn how to feel closer and more engaged with those you care about.
— Trey Cole, Clinical Psychologist in Denver, COYou’ve been struggling with overwhelming emotion, at times hopeless that you will ever feel grounded. Emotions hit you like unrelenting ocean waves, and you’re being tossed and thrown around trying to get above water for some air. With comprehensive DBT and trauma focused therapy, I can help you navigate overwhelming emotion so you can feel safe and grounded, resolve conflict in relationships so you can feel connected and secure, and connect to yourself so you can feel powerful & purposeful.
— Kelsey Harper, Clinical Psychologist in Santa Monica, CAI use DBT and MBT to help with personality functioning and other interpersonal issues.
— Eli Hilman, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Forked River, NJI started my career as a Master's level Social Worker receiving direct supervision in an intensive outpatient program that served primarily those diagnosed with personality disorders and chronic suicidality. I received supervision twice per week and engaged in outside studies on my own regarding personality disorders.
— Tayler L'amoureux, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Minneapolis, MNI can assure you that you are welcome here in this space. I've built a whole person program to do more than just talk: Depth oriented individual work to unburden the wounds, creative exploration (with a sprinkle of skills, because they are still needed), and nature based work to fill up your cup. This program is here to help undo the whole knot, and be a constant space to receive support from. Head to my website, take a look at what I have to offer. It's a space for you if you want it.
— Timothy Kelly, Clinical Social Worker in Aurora, COMy specialty is working with individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder utilizing DBT. I have been practicing DBT and working with individuals with BPD since 2013 and have completed multiple trainings, certifications and continuing education in this area of therapy to maintain the highest degree of expertise and training.
— Kathleen De Luca, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in , CAI have extensive training, expertise, and experience treating Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). In my private practice, I treat both individuals who meet criteria for BPD but for whom Comprehensive DBT is not indicated, and individuals who don't meet criteria for BPD but experience BPD symptoms/traits.
— Carrie Covell, Psychotherapist in Beverly Hills, CAI have extensive experience and knowledge specifically with borderline personality disorder, dependent personality disorder, and avoidant personality disorder.
— Sam Anderson, Clinical Social Worker in Golden Valley, MNAt their root, I view any personality disorder as behaviors that worked for us at one time but don’t work anymore. Employing a combination of methods, including Functional Analytic Psychotherapy and Emotion-Focused Therapy, I enjoy helping others recognize their inherent value.
— Brett Hammond, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Louisville, KYManaging personality disorders can be really overwhelming. It is overwhelming for the individual as well as family and loved ones. I assist clients in managing personality disorders, primarily borderline personality disorder (BPD), through an intervention known as DBT, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. We work together and learn skills like mindfulness, emotional regulation, interpersonal effectiveness and distress tolerance.
— Emmily Weldon, Counselor in Atlanta, GADuring my time in private practice, and prior to my experiences with VA and DOD, I worked in an acute care facility, where I focused largely on the effects and healing from personality disorders. It takes a nuanced approach and deep clinical understanding to be able to align with someone dealing with a personality disorder without judgement or biased. We all deserve to have a fulfilling life and solid relationships, which is often the distressing fallout of these disorders.
— Cari Oliver, Clinical Psychologist in Arlington, VAI work primarily with Obsessive Compulsive, Borderline, Histrionic, and Narcissistic personality disorders.
— Jon Soileau, Psychotherapist in Kansas City, MOPersonality disorders can make life feel chaotic—intense emotions, relationship struggles, and patterns that feel impossible to change. But real change is possible. I help people understand their emotions, navigate relationships, and build stability. My approach is compassionate, practical, and tailored to you—because healing isn’t about becoming someone else, but about feeling more balanced, confident, and in control of your own story.
— Alexandria Guerrero, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Yorba Linda, CAI have special experience and training in treating borderline personality disorder.
— Mikah Watford, Licensed Professional Counselor in San Antonio, TXI'm a certified DBT therapist and have 15 years of experience providing DBT, which is the treatment of choice for borderline personality disorder.
— Jennifer Pinion, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in St. Paul, MNStruggling with chronic emotion dysregulation and distress can feel isolating and demoralizing. With DBT I help clients diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder or Borderline traits build skills to soothe emotional distress, regulate and focus the mind, and build a true life worth living. I have extensive training in DBT and its applications, and have offered DBT in all levels of care and settings.
— Kelsey Harper, Clinical Psychologist in Santa Monica, CATami’s initial training in master’s level clinical work began at Pacifica Graduate Institute. This individual focused training emphasizes psychological forces such as feelings and emotions that influence behaviors. In essence, asking how our pasts effects our present. Tami’s ongoing training consists of specializations in treating Complex-Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
— Tami Morgan, Licensed Professional Counselor in Boise, ID