Personality Disorders

Personality disorders can affect how you view yourself, relate to others, and handle emotions. With affirming, evidence-based care, it is possible to build healthier patterns and stronger relationships.

At Sacred Rose, we focus on compassionate, nonjudgmental care that emphasizes growth and stability.

Types of Personality Disorders:

Borderline personality disorder
Avoidant personality disorder
Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder

Common Personality Disorder Signs

Intense or Unstable Relationships
Difficulty Managing Emotions
Distorted Self-Image
Trouble with Trust or Boundaries

pathways to healing

Skills Training

Practical tools for boundaries, communication, and self-regulation.

Medication

Prescribing when appropriate to address mood, anxiety, or related symptoms.

Therapeutic Strategies

Approaches that support insight, resilience, and improved functioning.

Mind-Body Support

Grounding and mindfulness techniques to manage stress and triggers.

Education & Support

Resources that increase self-awareness and strengthen coping.

frequently asked questions

What are personality disorders?

They are long-standing patterns of behavior and inner experience that differ from cultural expectations and may cause difficulties in relationships, work, or self-image.

Can people with personality disorders improve?

Yes. With treatment, many clients learn new skills, reduce distress, and build healthier relationships.

Do all personality disorders require medication?

Not always. Medication may help with symptoms like anxiety or depression, but therapy and skills training are often central to care.

How does Sacred Rose approach care for personality disorders?

We provide compassionate, collaborative support that focuses on growth, stability, and building meaningful connections.

Are You Ready To Build Stability?

Healing begins with understanding and support. Together, we’ll create a plan that strengthens resilience and helps you move forward with confidence.

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