Fiorenzo Ranieri
Fragility and change in borderline adolescence: understanding distress, supporting growth, and fostering continuity of the self.
Borderline personality disorder (BPD) in adolescence is a complex clinical condition, often characterised by intense emotional distress, relational instability, and disorganised behaviour. When personality organisation is associated with low levels of functioning, difficulties manifest themselves with greater intensity and persistence, significantly interfering with the construction of the self, affect regulation, and developmental processes.
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