Personality Disorder Treatment
Personality disorder, also known as borderline personality disorder, is a mental illness where a person experiences an extreme range of moods and behaviors. It typically begins in adolescence and continues throughout adulthood.
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), it’s estimated that 1.6 percent of the adult U.S. population has borderline personality disorder, but that number could be as high as 5.9 percent. In addition, nearly 75 percent of people diagnosed with borderline personality disorder are women.
At The Phoenix Recovery Center, we offer individualized treatment programs for mental health disorders, including treatment for borderline personality disorder. In addition, we know and understand the science of chemical dependency with its associated neurological changes and its impact upon the pleasure system, emotions, learning, memory, motivation, and most importantly, the ability to exercise choice. We know and understand the biological and psychological science that support treatments in trauma, emotional disorders, and other mental health concerns.
Below is information relating to borderline personality disorder and our treatment programs.