
Mental Health
Is BPD Manipulative? What Psychology Says About Fear of Abandonment
Is BPD manipulative, or is the behaviour people notice really driven by fear of abandonment and overwhelming emotion?
Dennis Relojo-Howell · 29 October 2026
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Mental Health
Is BPD manipulative, or is the behaviour people notice really driven by fear of abandonment and overwhelming emotion?
Dennis Relojo-Howell · 29 October 2026

Mind & Brain
Antisocial personality disorder (ASPD) is a complex and often misunderstood mental health condition.
Alexis Harper, PsyD · 15 March 2024

Stories & Perspectives
As a follow-up on my previous autism-related pieces (e.g., here and here), I would like to briefly cover my autism assessment results.
Monique Moate · 24 February 2024

Mental Health
Personality disorders are mental health conditions characterised by enduring patterns of behaviour, cognition, and inner experience.
Adam Mulligan · 08 September 2023

Clinical Psychology
Paranoia is a state of mind characterised by irrational suspicions and mistrust of others.
Benjamin Hartley, PhD · 05 July 2023

Clinical Psychology
While we have started to talk more about mental health, we often do not focus on borderline personality disorder.
Ellen Diamond · 24 March 2023

Stories & Perspectives
I have been a consumer of mental health services for a litany of diagnoses, including but not limited to narcissistic personality disorder (NPD).
Max E. Guttman, LCSW · 26 March 2022

Mental Health
What research says about narcissism and social media, from selfies to status updates and problematic use.
Dina G. Relojo · 25 May 2021

Mental Health
I have a profound fascination with attention-seeking behaviours.
Maxwell Guttman, LCSW · 09 February 2021

Clinical Psychology
Paranoid Personality Disorder (PPD) is under the category of Personality Disorders under DSM-5.
Nikka Celeste · 14 August 2020

Clinical Psychology
A thorough clinical assessment is necessary, which involves evaluating the behaviour and functioning patterns.
Dennis Relojo-Howell · 23 April 2020

Clinical Psychology
Let's start by saying that I self-harm; I self-harm regularly in a way that society tends to approve of.
Keir Harding · 09 February 2017