Borderline personality disorder, also known as BPD, is a mental health disorder that impacts your ability to regulate your emotions and feelings about yourself and those around you.

Because of the way BPD affects emotional regulation, it can be difficult to say no to someone with the condition. Certain strategies can help. Learn more here.

Many people are lonely and our culture often fails us in our pursuit of happiness. For those who suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), the challenge is even greater.

Even people with mental illness still deserve love and healthy relationships. Here are eight important ways to love someone with Borderline Personality Disorder.

Learn about the early signs of borderline personality disorder, such as mood swings, reckless behavior, and impulsive actions, and how to address them before they worsen.

Borderline personality disorder has one of the highest comorbidity rates of all of our psychiatric diagnoses, and that's because it is such a painful and frustrating disorder to live with.

Borderline personality disorder should not be left untreated as it can lead to difficulty in maintaining relationships, self-harm, substance, abuse, and job instability.

A woman says her in-laws have "armchair diagnosed" her with a borderline personality disorder — even going so far as to begin attending a support group to "learn how to deal" with it.