When a loved one says they want to die, the world can stop. For carers, these moments are terrifying and isolating. The stakes feel impossibly high—and yet the guidance often feels vague or unrealistic. This webinar offers clear, practical tools to help you understand and respond to suicidal thoughts and behaviours in someone living with […]

Few things feel more destabilising than being the target of rage from someone you love—especially when that anger seems sudden, disproportionate, or unfair. In BPD, anger often masks vulnerability, and outbursts can stem from deep fear of abandonment, invalidation, or shame. To register email us at info.bpduk@gmail.com This webinar helps carers understand the neuroscience and […]

Emotional dysregulation—the inability to manage intense emotions—is at the heart of BPD. For carers, this can mean navigating rapidly changing moods, impulsive decisions, panic attacks, or emotional breakdowns with little warning. To register email us at info.bpduk@gmail.com In this webinar, we take a trauma-informed look at what’s happening beneath the surface when someone is “out […]

One of the most confusing and painful experiences for carers is the sudden emotional distance that can appear in BPD relationships. A person who once needed you intensely may suddenly withdraw, block you, or lash out before disappearing. These cut-offs feel personal—but they rarely are. This webinar explains why cycles of closeness and rejection are […]