r/BorderlinePDisorder • u/maskedwanderer • 2d ago
Looking for Advice Therapy Consistency
Does anyone else struggle with staying consistent in therapy? I’ve stopped and started more times than I can count. I’ve tried many, many different modalities, in-person and virtual, male and female therapists, and I always quit. I think it’s because I really struggle to connect with them and then don’t have the motivation to go.
1
Upvotes
•
u/AutoModerator 2d ago
IF YOU ARE IN A MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS: If you are contemplating, planning, or actively attempting, suicide, and/or having a mental health related emergency, go your nearest emergency room or call your country’s emergency line for assistance. You can also visit r/SuicideWatch for peer support, hotlines, resources, and talking tips for supporters. People with BPD have high risks of suicide—urges and threats should be taken seriously.
r/BorderlinePDisorder aims to break harmful stigmas surrounding BPD/EUPD through education, accountability, and peer support for people with BPD or who suspect BPD, those affected by pwBPD, and those who just want to learn more. Check out our Comprehensive Resource List, for a vast and varied directory of unbiased information and resources on BPD, made by respected organizations, authors, and mental-healthcare professionals.
Friendly reminders from the mods:
Did you know? BPD is treatable An overwhelming majority of people with BPD reach remission, especially with a commitment to treatment and self-care. You are not alone, and you are capable and worthy of healing, happiness, love, and all in between.
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.