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Old Jul 08, 2014, 04:14 PM
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Why are so many trauma survivors, especially women, diagnosed "borderline?” Is the label useful - or sexist and degrading? How can people who live through intergenerational violence be understood and supported - instead of discounted and silenced? Rita Marshall, human rights activist and former psychiatric inmate from a family of holocaust survivors, examines the social and political context for the controversial “Borderline Personality Disorder” diagnosis.
Madness Radio: Understanding Borderline Trauma Rita Marshall | Madness Radio
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Old Jul 08, 2014, 04:15 PM
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This interview is from last October. Somehow I missed seeing it until today. It's interesting.
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