Treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder in Massachusetts
Borderline Personality Disorder
Our treatment for borderline personality disorder in Massachusetts includes dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), group therapy, psychiatry, and additional holistic approaches.
Contact Lake Avenue Recovery today to get started.
Treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder in Massachusetts
Borderline Personality Disorder
Our treatment for borderline personality disorder in Massachusetts includes dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), group therapy, psychiatry, and additional holistic approaches.
Contact Lake Avenue Recovery today to get started.
Life in the modern world is complex enough, but living with a mental health disorder makes it even more challenging. If you have borderline personality disorder, the good news is that the right treatment program helps you ease your symptoms and feel more in control.
Lake Avenue Recovery provides structured treatment for borderline personality disorder in Massachusetts. We help people understand how their actions, emotions, and thoughts are connected and how they can work with more of a sense of harmony. Our outpatient programs take place in a scenic part of the state and provide the perfect backdrop for a person to begin their healing journey.
If you or a loved one need treatment for an addiction or mental health disorder, Lake Avenue Recovery can help. Visit our admissions page or call us today at (508) 794-4400 to get started.
What is Borderline Personality Disorder?
Borderline personality disorder is a type of personality disorder that causes people to have conflicted feelings about others and difficulty regulating their moods. They experience a fear of abandonment and often fluctuate in their feelings about specific other people in their lives.
According to World Psychiatry, “In the general adult population, the lifetime prevalence of BPD has been reported to be from 0.7 to 2.7%.” However, “its prevalence is about 12% in outpatient and 22% in inpatient psychiatric services.”
A person with borderline personality disorder encounters difficulty in having healthy, long-lasting relationships due to their mood swings and inability to set healthy boundaries. Most people begin to show symptoms of the disorder during their teenage years or young adulthood. While the condition cannot be cured, it can be managed by attending treatment for borderline personality disorder in Massachusetts.
Signs and Symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder
When someone has borderline personality disorder, they will experience some or all of the following symptoms:
- Difficulty regulating their emotions
- Fear of being abandoned
- Often angry
- Moodiness
- Paranoia
- Believing others are judging them unfairly
- Adoring a person one minute then turning their back on them
- Risky behaviors
- Self-injury
- Suicidal thoughts
You are not alone. You deserve to get help.
Lake Avenue Recovery is an industry leader in addiction treatment in Massachusetts. Our team of top medical experts specialize in dual diagnosis treatment and are committed to ensuring that each patient is treated as an individual. Call us today, we’re available 24/7.
How Do I Know If Someone Needs Treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder?
Too often, people don’t recognize their need for treatment for borderline personality disorder in Massachusetts. A good way to determine if a person needs to seek treatment is to ask themselves how many of these statements apply to them:
- I cannot regulate my moods and it frustrates me.
- I feel like people don’t like me or will betray or abandon me.
- I sometimes have a favorite person who I then believe is no longer worthy of my attention or respect.
- My disorder makes it difficult to perform at capacity at work or school.
- I previously attended treatment for borderline personality disorder but didn’t get the results I wanted.
Our Borderline Personality Disorder Treatment Programs in Massachusetts
At our center for borderline personality disorder treatment in Massachusetts, we offer different levels of care to meet each person’s needs. Our High-Intensity Outpatient Treatment Program meets on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. It provides much of the same structure as a residential plan, but the individual does not have to move out of their home.
Our Intensive Outpatient Programs give people a choice of attending daytime or evening sessions. They require less time than our High-Intensity Outpatient Program, while still offering valuable support through attending several types of therapy.
How Is Borderline Personality Disorder Treated?
Borderline personality disorder is not curable, but with the right treatment, it becomes manageable. A combination of individual and group therapies helps people understand their triggers, draw boundaries in relationships, and develop better communication skills. This helps their moods become less toxic and more in control.
The types of therapy we offer include:
- Adventure Therapy
- Exercise Program
- Trauma Therapy
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Holistic Therapy
- Acupuncture
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
We also offer aftercare planning to keep people feeling in control and prepared to deal with any difficult emotions or situations. Prescription medications also offer a way to minimize the symptoms of borderline personality disorder.
How Is Borderline Personality Disorder Diagnosed?
If someone suspects something is wrong with their mental health, they should speak with their doctor and ask for a referral to a mental health professional. A therapist, psychologist, or psychiatrist will interview the individual and ask about their symptoms, the severity of them, and how long they’ve been going on. Through conversation and analysis, the clinician will be able to determine if the individual has borderline personality disorder.
Is Treatment For Borderline Personality Disorder Effective?
Treatment for borderline personality disorder can be tremendously effective in helping people manage their symptoms and feel more even emotionally. Attending therapy and using medications helps minimize the symptoms of the disorder. The key is for the individual to consistently attend their appointments for a long period and take their medications.
How Do I Pay For Mental Health Treatment?
Most people pay for treatment by using their insurance. They can either contact their company to find out what they cover or speak to an admissions counselor at a facility they have in mind. The counselor can help determine what programs are covered and how much, if any, of the cost the client will need to incur. They can also discuss private pay options.
Begin Treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder in Massachusetts Today
Do you have borderline personality disorder or know someone who does and wants to find the most effective treatment program available? Lake Avenue Recovery opened the doors to our outpatient program with the goal of offering world-class treatment for people experiencing challenging mental health disorders like borderline personality disorder. We provide several effective therapeutic modalities and any necessary prescription medications to help you improve your situation and feel more in control.
Contact us today for more information. Let our skilled and licensed staff of therapists help you discover a healthier way of feeling and living.
Worcester, MA
Our Worcester, MA location provides evidence-based treatment modalities, our luxury facility strives to create the most peaceful atmosphere to help our patients recover in the best way.
Gardner, MA
We offer several levels of care at our program in Gardner, Massachusetts. Our outpatient treatment means each person travels to our facility for their treatment sessions and then returns to their homes.
Life in the modern world is complex enough, but living with a mental health disorder makes it even more challenging. If you have borderline personality disorder, the good news is that the right treatment program helps you ease your symptoms and feel more in control.
Lake Avenue Recovery provides structured treatment for borderline personality disorder in Massachusetts. We help people understand how their actions, emotions, and thoughts are connected and how they can work with more of a sense of harmony. Our outpatient programs take place in a scenic part of the state and provide the perfect backdrop for a person to begin their healing journey.
If you or a loved one need treatment for an addiction or mental health disorder, Lake Avenue Recovery can help. Visit our admissions page or call us today at (508) 794-4400 to get started.
What is Borderline Personality Disorder?
Borderline personality disorder is a type of personality disorder that causes people to have conflicted feelings about others and difficulty regulating their moods. They experience a fear of abandonment and often fluctuate in their feelings about specific other people in their lives.
According to World Psychiatry, “In the general adult population, the lifetime prevalence of BPD has been reported to be from 0.7 to 2.7%.” However, “its prevalence is about 12% in outpatient and 22% in inpatient psychiatric services.”
A person with borderline personality disorder encounters difficulty in having healthy, long-lasting relationships due to their mood swings and inability to set healthy boundaries. Most people begin to show symptoms of the disorder during their teenage years or young adulthood. While the condition cannot be cured, it can be managed by attending treatment for borderline personality disorder in Massachusetts.
Signs and Symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder
When someone has borderline personality disorder, they will experience some or all of the following symptoms:
- Difficulty regulating their emotions
- Fear of being abandoned
- Often angry
- Moodiness
- Paranoia
- Believing others are judging them unfairly
- Adoring a person one minute then turning their back on them
- Risky behaviors
- Self-injury
- Suicidal thoughts
You are not alone. You deserve to get help.
Lake Avenue Recovery is an industry leader in addiction treatment in Massachusetts. Our team of top medical experts specialize in dual diagnosis treatment and are committed to ensuring that each patient is treated as an individual. Call us today, we’re available 24/7.
How Do I Know If Someone Needs Treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder?
Too often, people don’t recognize their need for treatment for borderline personality disorder in Massachusetts. A good way to determine if a person needs to seek treatment is to ask themselves how many of these statements apply to them:
- I cannot regulate my moods and it frustrates me.
- I feel like people don’t like me or will betray or abandon me.
- I sometimes have a favorite person who I then believe is no longer worthy of my attention or respect.
- My disorder makes it difficult to perform at capacity at work or school.
- I previously attended treatment for borderline personality disorder but didn’t get the results I wanted.
Our Borderline Personality Disorder Treatment Programs in Massachusetts
At our center for borderline personality disorder treatment in Massachusetts, we offer different levels of care to meet each person’s needs. Our High-Intensity Outpatient Treatment Program meets on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. It provides much of the same structure as a residential plan, but the individual does not have to move out of their home.
Our Intensive Outpatient Programs give people a choice of attending daytime or evening sessions. They require less time than our High-Intensity Outpatient Program, while still offering valuable support through attending several types of therapy.
How Is Borderline Personality Disorder Treated?
Borderline personality disorder is not curable, but with the right treatment, it becomes manageable. A combination of individual and group therapies helps people understand their triggers, draw boundaries in relationships, and develop better communication skills. This helps their moods become less toxic and more in control.
The types of therapy we offer include:
- Adventure Therapy
- Exercise Program
- Trauma Therapy
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Holistic Therapy
- Acupuncture
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
We also offer aftercare planning to keep people feeling in control and prepared to deal with any difficult emotions or situations. Prescription medications also offer a way to minimize the symptoms of borderline personality disorder.
How Is Borderline Personality Disorder Diagnosed?
If someone suspects something is wrong with their mental health, they should speak with their doctor and ask for a referral to a mental health professional. A therapist, psychologist, or psychiatrist will interview the individual and ask about their symptoms, the severity of them, and how long they’ve been going on. Through conversation and analysis, the clinician will be able to determine if the individual has borderline personality disorder.
Is Treatment For Borderline Personality Disorder Effective?
Treatment for borderline personality disorder can be tremendously effective in helping people manage their symptoms and feel more even emotionally. Attending therapy and using medications helps minimize the symptoms of the disorder. The key is for the individual to consistently attend their appointments for a long period and take their medications.
How Do I Pay For Mental Health Treatment?
Most people pay for treatment by using their insurance. They can either contact their company to find out what they cover or speak to an admissions counselor at a facility they have in mind. The counselor can help determine what programs are covered and how much, if any, of the cost the client will need to incur. They can also discuss private pay options.
Begin Treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder in Massachusetts Today
Do you have borderline personality disorder or know someone who does and wants to find the most effective treatment program available? Lake Avenue Recovery opened the doors to our outpatient program with the goal of offering world-class treatment for people experiencing challenging mental health disorders like borderline personality disorder. We provide several effective therapeutic modalities and any necessary prescription medications to help you improve your situation and feel more in control.
Contact us today for more information. Let our skilled and licensed staff of therapists help you discover a healthier way of feeling and living.
Worcester, MA
Our Worcester, MA location provides evidence-based treatment modalities, our luxury facility strives to create the most peaceful atmosphere to help our patients recover in the best way.
Gardner, MA
We offer several levels of care at our program in Gardner, Massachusetts. Our outpatient treatment means each person travels to our facility for their treatment sessions and then returns to their homes.
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