Florida Borderline Personality Disorder Association
To promote awareness, education, and research of borderline personailty disorder and cultivate an atmosphere of support among professionals, consumers, and families throughout the state. Learn More
Fundraising: FLORIDA BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DIS- ORDER ASSOCIATIO...
Donations go to:
FLORIDA BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DIS- ORDER ASSOCIATION INC (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit)
OUR CAUSE CONTRIBUTION:
$275
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Recent Cause Activity
The Shed
The moat is dug,
You've emptied everything you didn't want,
Plus a lot of stuff you couldn't stand,
Plus some stuff your kids left
when they got in the car with their new Dad.
You've painted it green,
to look more like Spring in your mind.
It doesn't help,
nothing matters,
nobody cares.
The box of swan
is in an
air-tight box
for when you
decide to
light the moat
with you
in the shed.
The Shed
The moat is dug,
You've emptied everything you didn't want,
Plus a lot of stuff you couldn't stand,
Plus some stuff your kids left
when they got in the car with their new Dad.
You've painted it green,
to look more like Spring in your mind.
It doesn't help,
nothing matters,
nobody cares.
The box of swan
is in an
air-tight box
for when you
decide to
light the moat
with you
in the shed.
Intern opportunity for psych/social work/nursing undergrads
FBPDA—a 501(c)(3) organization—is looking for 1 or 2 interns for the fall '08/spring '09 semesters.
Potential interns will have a strong desire to learn more about BPD, self-injury, and related co-morbidities and have an aspiration for helping others through psychoeducational programs.
FBPDA requires that interns have excellent writing and research skills while possessing an ability to think critically and creatively.
If you can give approximately 3 hours a week during the fall/spring semesters, we'd love to hear from you. College credit can usually be arranged. Contact your student adviser for additional information.
Intern opportunity for psych/social work/nursing undergrads
FBPDA—a 501(c)(3) organization—is looking for 1 or 2 interns for the fall '08/spring '09 semesters.
Potential interns will have a strong desire to learn more about BPD, self-injury, and related co-morbidities and have an aspiration for helping others through psychoeducational programs.
FBPDA requires that interns have excellent writing and research skills while possessing an ability to think critically and creatively.
If you can give approximately 3 hours a week during the fall/spring semesters, we'd love to hear from you. College credit can usually be arranged. Contact your student adviser for additional information.
Updated: The cause has raised $100.
FBPDA will be holding an open house on Tuesday, August 5 from 5:30 until 7:00. Please take the time to drop by, share a glass of wine with friends and colleagues, and learn a little more about what we're all about. Our office is located at 233 3rd St. North in St. Petersburg.
Please RSVP to amanda.smith@fbpda.org . We're looking forward to seeing you on August 5!
FBPDA will be holding an open house on Tuesday, August 5 from 5:30 until 7:00. Please take the time to drop by, share a glass of wine with friends and colleagues, and learn a little more about what we're all about. Our office is located at 233 3rd St. North in St. Petersburg.
Please RSVP to amanda.smith@fbpda.org . We're looking forward to seeing you on August 5!
The PBS NOVA series is working on a documentary about human relationships and mental wellbeing. The producers are interested in talking with persons living with borderline personality disorder—who are also receiving dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Participants need to be willing to be interviewed on camera. The intent is to explore the borderline personality condition in an informative, respectful way. If interested in participating, please email: relationshipsfilm@gmail.com and put "NAMI-BPD" in the subject heading of your message. is not a partner, however, in the project.
The PBS NOVA series is working on a documentary about human relationships and mental wellbeing. The producers are interested in talking with persons living with borderline personality disorder—who are also receiving dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Participants need to be willing to be interviewed on camera. The intent is to explore the borderline personality condition in an informative, respectful way. If interested in participating, please email: relationshipsfilm@gmail.com and put "NAMI-BPD" in the subject heading of your message. is not a partner, however, in the project.
Introduction to Schema Therapy
Tampa-based psychiatrist—Emily Lazarou—will be discussing Schema Therapy on June 19, 2008 at our office. Schema Therapy was created by Jeffery Young, PhD and has been shown to be an effective treatment for many persons diagnosed with BPD.
While this event is free and open to the public, seating is limited. Please RSVP to amanda.smith@fbpda.org .
Introduction to Schema Therapy
Tampa-based psychiatrist—Emily Lazarou—will be discussing Schema Therapy on June 19, 2008 at our office. Schema Therapy was created by Jeffery Young, PhD and has been shown to be an effective treatment for many persons diagnosed with BPD.
While this event is free and open to the public, seating is limited. Please RSVP to amanda.smith@fbpda.org .
Hey, Jessica! Yes, the showing in Lakeland went really, really well.
Have you been able to find a place in Orlando? A hospital? Library?
E-mail me: amanda.smith@fbpda.org
Hey, Jessica! Yes, the showing in Lakeland went really, really well.
Have you been able to find a place in Orlando? A hospital? Library?
E-mail me: amanda.smith@fbpda.org
How did the documentary go?
Is there anything I can help with at this time?
How did the documentary go?
Is there anything I can help with at this time?
