I recently read "Lost in the Mirror" by Richard Moskovitz. I thought it was excellent, and I related to it a lot. This author seems to know how to talk to people with BPD. He's honest, and recognizes things like the black and white thinking that can even affect how well-received the book might be, and that we might love it or we might get offended and throw it across the room.
There is a whole chapter on resources at the end, including treatment programs, books, & websites.
One of the parts that I found particularly helpful was under treatments, where he outlined a list of treatment goals for BPD. My T keeps asking what my goals are, and I try to come up with something so that I don't just sit there and get stared at. This helped to give me some ideas and structure.
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“We should always pray for help, but we should always listen for inspiration and impression to proceed in ways different from those we may have thought of.”
– John H. Groberg
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