Personality disorders
Personality disorders are patterns of thinking, feeling, and behavior inflexible affecting many times in a negative way, the way a person relates to others and handles the situations and emotions of daily life, which can lead to patterns little functional in personal life, work, etc... here are Some examples:
- Borderline Personality disorder (BPD): characterized by sudden changes of mood, impulsivity, and difficulty regulating emotions, interpersonal relationships, rebellion, and a self-image is unstable.
- Disorder-Dependent Personality: manifested in an intense need to be taken care of by others, which leads to compliant behaviors, fear of separation, and difficulty making decisions.
- Disorder Reactive Attachment: often observed in children, this disorder is characterized by a persistent inability to form emotional bonds insurance with the caregivers. This can lead to problems in emotional regulation and the ability to establish healthy relationships.
