The Relationships Workbook for BPD

This compassionate, practical workbook is a much-needed guide for individuals with borderline personality disorder (BPD) who long for meaningful relationships but feel overwhelmed by fear, shame, or emotional volatility. Daniel J. Fox is a true expert on BPD, and his deep understanding of what maintains this disorder and how to shift these patterns is evident throughout. The exercises feel validating and empowering, and offer a clear path toward emotional safety and connection. * Liz Ross, PhD, clinical psychologist, founder of the Coping Resource Center, assistant professor at Baylor College of Medicine, and past president of the Houston Psychological Association (HPA) *
The Relationships Workbook for BPD is a thoughtful, compassionate guide for those with BPD who struggle with relationship problem areas. Daniel J. Fox offers practical tools and exercises that build progressively toward developing healthier relationships. The inclusion of guidance and tools for loved ones make this workbook a unique resource for those who struggle with BPD and their support systems, and an incredible resource for graduate students and clinicians. * Diane Stoebner-May, PhD, ABPP, clinical associate professor of psychology at Sam Houston State University *
To read a book filled with optimism and hope for those navigating relationships impacted by BPD is refreshing. Daniel J. Fox leads his readers through an insightful, honest, and challenging course of self-exploration. His expertise sets individuals on a path to clarity and success with their favorite people. With thought-provoking exercises, the reader is empowered to achieve stability and fulfillment in their relationships. * Tennille Warren-Phillips, PsyD, founder of Relate Psychological Services, and chief psychologist at a pretrial detention facility *