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Lasting change is possible with specialised psychological support.

Therapy for borderline, narcissistic, avoidant and other personality disorders — using Schema Therapy, DBT, and other evidence-based approaches.

Psychological support for personality disorders

Key information you should know

  • Personality disorders are treatable with specialised therapy — particularly DBT, Schema Therapy, and Mentalisation-Based Therapy.
  • A personality disorder diagnosis is not a label that defines you — it's a starting point for the right kind of support.
  • Our psychologists are experienced in working with complex personality presentations, including borderline (BPD), narcissistic, and avoidant patterns.

Signs you might benefit from personality disorders support

  • Intense, unstable relationships — close one moment, distant the next
  • Difficulty regulating emotions; reactions feel disproportionate
  • A pervasive sense of emptiness or that something is 'wrong' inside
  • Patterns that keep showing up — work, relationships, identity — despite your best efforts
  • Impulsive behaviours when emotionally overwhelmed
  • Self-harm or recurrent thoughts of suicide
  • A sense of identity that shifts depending on who you're with

How therapy can help with personality disorders

Personality disorder labels describe long-standing patterns in relationships, emotion, identity, and behaviour. They can feel stigmatising, yet they also point toward therapies that genuinely help, such as DBT or schema-focused work.

Treatment focuses on emotion regulation, interpersonal skills, and understanding patterns without blame. Many people make meaningful gains over time with consistent, specialised support.

Psychologists who support personality disorders

11 psychologists with experience in personality disorders.

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Common questions

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