A personality disorder is a pattern of deeply ingrained thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that may interfere with your relationships, work, and sense of well-being. These disorders often make it difficult to adapt to new situations or connect with others in a fulfilling way. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by your thoughts or struggled with forming meaningful connections, know that help is available.
Do you feel misunderstood or disconnected from others? Cluster A personality disorders, such as paranoid or schizoid personality disorder, are marked by odd or eccentric behaviors that can make relationships difficult.
If intense emotions and impulsive actions often dominate your relationships, you may be dealing with a Cluster B personality disorder like borderline or narcissistic personality disorder. These conditions can make finding stability in daily life challenging.
Persistent anxiety and fear can make it hard to navigate everyday situations. Disorders in Cluster C, such as avoidant or dependent personality disorder, often involve chronic fear and self-doubt that impact decision-making and relationships.
At Mon Therapy, your healing is our priority. Our approach to managing personality disorders includes evidence-based therapies like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), tailored to your individual needs. With compassionate care from specialists who truly understand, we’ll work with you at your own pace to create a personalized path to wellness.
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Do you often feel overwhelmed by emotional extremes or struggle to maintain relationships? Personality disorders can present themselves through intense mood swings, impulsive actions, and difficulties forming meaningful connections. Recognizing these patterns is the first step toward seeking the support and treatment you need.
Personality disorders can arise from a complex mix of genetic, environmental, and psychological factors. Understanding what drives these behaviors can provide valuable insight into healing, guiding the development of personalized treatment plans that address these root causes.
While childhood trauma can contribute to personality disorders, other factors like genetics and environment also play a role. If you’re unsure about your own experiences, contact Mon Therapy for a professional assessment.
