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Help please? what is the likely cause of someone who has both borderline personality disorder and complex post-traumatic?
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PTSD and Borderline: The likely cause is trauma--repeated traumatization usually at an early age of development. The kinds of trauma may be varied, and usually include abuse (sexual, physical, emotional), severe loss and/or abandonment. Counseling can help to identify what may have contributed to these, but more importantly, can help someone overcome them.
Answered 10/24/2017
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