What is Emotional Switching with Borderline Personality Disorder?

What is Emotional Switching with Borderline Personality Disorder?

Dr. Todd Grande

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@SparkingLife111
@SparkingLife111 - 07.12.2023 02:38

I keep watching videos and none of them offer solutions for dealing with somebody with BPD

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@wordsbykatarina
@wordsbykatarina - 04.08.2023 21:29

My anger is towards myself and internal instead of blowing up
But every other single symptom I have especially the emptiness and lack of identity

Anyone else?

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@michelleyb.9709
@michelleyb.9709 - 19.04.2023 17:08

Never heard of it before

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@mrmrspettersson8205
@mrmrspettersson8205 - 16.09.2022 10:39

Please do a video on borderline switching and personality states VS dissociative personality states/alters.
No one has and many with bpd and DID and osdd and unnecessarily confused

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@SydMountaineer
@SydMountaineer - 08.05.2022 03:28

Amber Heard.

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@MechanicHeartbeat
@MechanicHeartbeat - 02.11.2021 22:50

I have BPD, and i feel like 2 different people. I don't have DID. I can't find any answers.

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@hollyharte7831
@hollyharte7831 - 01.10.2021 00:33

Thank you Dr Grande 🙏

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@chantelles3641
@chantelles3641 - 14.07.2021 19:03

Thank you for your video. It just helped me in a very DARK family situation ❤️

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@christiancoleman9922
@christiancoleman9922 - 18.07.2020 07:50

Why do I keep hearing Borderline Personal Dinosaur? Instead of Borderline Personality Disorder? I’m just saying anyone else hear the mispronunciations?? It it 1am could be exhausted lol Great video nonetheless

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@RaysDad
@RaysDad - 19.03.2020 06:09

I think this study is absolutely correct. Switching abruptly from positive to negative, especially when the switching includes intense anger and/or violence, is what differentiates BPD from other disorders, in my opinion. I've never witnessed a diagnosed BPD person abruptly switch from negative to positive. This could indicate that the cause of BPD switching is not mood instability, but rather it is barely controlled chronic anger that can erupt at the slightest provocation.

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@Cyclepathic
@Cyclepathic - 12.03.2020 03:35

I very much appreciate these videos. I have BPD, diagnosed as a child, and don't have access to appropriate treatment, and general therapists aren't equipped for things like this. I've never really been told much at all about BPD and this is very much helping and opening my eyes up to how my mind may work. Thank you!

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@livylu6287
@livylu6287 - 15.01.2020 20:48

I honestly think the only reason there are more women borderline diagnosis is is because men are categorize more as narcissistic. Men hide their emotions more. People on the outside looking in would just think my husband and narcissist. They don’t see him for who he really is when he lets his guard down. I thought that he was a narcissist at first, but while he fit so many of the criteria, there was just so much that didn’t fit him. One of the big ones was cheating, and the ability to overcome morals if it benefits them.
I’m not an expert, but I’ve done so much research in the past three years trying to figure out and fix what was happening in my marriage.
Pride is a big thing for them to overcome, which in turn hurts the marriage because they won’t let their guard down and that causes them to look un-empathetic

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@runningfromchaos645
@runningfromchaos645 - 21.12.2019 20:35

Was this study a “self reported” type of emotional evaluation and data collection? If so, that would throw off your data set as people with borderline personality disorder many times do not have the insight to know which state they are in.

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@heavymetal7628
@heavymetal7628 - 10.12.2019 22:46

Negative emotional states I believe in my circumstance is provoked

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@candykane383
@candykane383 - 10.12.2019 08:29

Dr. Grande can you have B.P.D. if the anger isn't there.? Thanks Lov

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@Seemashe
@Seemashe - 05.12.2019 23:07

I have BPD and aspergers traits ... I have only been diagnosed few months ago with my BPD. My levels of empathy were much higher when I was younger. I am in my early 40s now and as I went through life with its so many disappointments and hurts, I found that my affective empathy has reduced dramatically. My cognitive empathy is not affected however the ability to feel and sympathize is greatly reduced. I might add that in some situations I will have some affective empathy but in others I would not really have any. I am trying to see if there is any pattern in these situations. I know for a fact that this reduced empathy had become as a defensive mechanism so I am no longer getting hurt or disappointed from previous relationships or work situations. The lack of empathy is either with people I know or not know .

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@SteveWrightNZ
@SteveWrightNZ - 03.12.2019 21:49

The black background is very cool

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@KT-83
@KT-83 - 23.11.2019 05:05

👍

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@AliceDont888
@AliceDont888 - 06.11.2019 02:13

Dr. Grande can you please do a video on people who enjoy hunting wild animals? I don't understand how people can enjoy killing innocent animals!

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@headecas
@headecas - 30.10.2019 12:00

I feel identity disturbance has a role, good and bad are subjective and if the way u perceive urself changes so does wat u consider good or bad(not just consciently) so the way something affects u changes as well

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@catmagic2226
@catmagic2226 - 20.10.2019 20:17

My brother switched so he can pretend whatever he had done was done innocently.

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@seekingthemiddleway4048
@seekingthemiddleway4048 - 17.10.2019 18:35

It's this trait which makes partners of people with BPD leave. Sudden explosions of rage over nothing in the middle of a perfectly normal conversation.

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@Dizzydollie7
@Dizzydollie7 - 11.10.2019 22:10

My husband has Borderline, I sent him this video so he may understand what I mean by “your switch flipped.” Thanks for all your videos

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@kjm5593
@kjm5593 - 09.09.2019 03:13

Borderlines are hospitalized for treatment? Wow I have a lot to learn about BPD...

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@briellehunter3290
@briellehunter3290 - 14.07.2019 17:31

I was Diagnosed with DDD because my frickin Psychiatrist doesn’t believe anything I tell him. FML I should have just lied. Why would someone with DDD have to do DBT? Why can’t something just be a Spiritual thing?
Maybe it’s real to Spiritualists but crazy to frickin Psychiatrists who don’t listen, judge and can’t even just try to see a different perspective.

I split in a different way I think. I could see my body while looking at my body as my soul flew away. Suddenly I threw my lifeless body into the backseat of my car then suddenly realized I was in my bed wide awake. It could be Astral Projecting or an Out if Body Experience. It only happened once. Another time I seen all of me in the past and future stretched beside me like a hologram and suddenly time was an illusion and the truth about oneness was no longer we are all one but ourselves are all one past, future and now . All just trying to distract from the truth of Death.l

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@cynthiamarble8384
@cynthiamarble8384 - 02.07.2019 22:42

Married to a BPD. It is such an emotional stressful life!! It’s been over thirty years! Because I have no one to count on because of my bad health I’ve got no choice in the matter! I’ve got horrible health I feel as if my stress has added or caused every health problem I have! In flight or or fight
Mode 24 seven! Not sure but o think it is what literally caused most of my health concerns! Fibromyalgia, interstitial cystitis Unami it! I’ve got no where eles To go. I think I’ve been depressed my whole life.bpd individuals don’t have a clue as to what the people around them feel! Walking on eggshells the norm.

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@geargail
@geargail - 30.05.2019 22:39

Thanks for teaching a valuable life lesson - one must ask themselves, 'is something worth BEING ENRAGED, and losing a neighbor / maintenance worker' out of it or not... (( How NOT TO CONFRONT after witnessing an ITEM such as a 21 speed Bicycle being 'Relocated' from one end of a Property in order to fix a BROKEN FENCE POST.)) === Maybe I could of CHOOSE TAKING THE WRONG INITATIVE and assumed the worst. === Instead, I decided to get on with Fixing my Flatmate his lunch.

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@francinecormier413
@francinecormier413 - 12.05.2019 16:55

Awesome Video

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@darelljap3479
@darelljap3479 - 13.04.2019 21:23

You're explanation is really simililar like my emotional nemesis

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@ohmyyoutube1386
@ohmyyoutube1386 - 28.03.2019 17:45

I dont know what i have anymore im fuvking crazy

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@nograpefruit5651
@nograpefruit5651 - 28.03.2019 00:07

I would really appreciate it if you could include the sources if you mention any research. I’m a university student with bpd traits and complex ptsd. I have access practically any information. I just need the first author and the name of the study. Obviously a lot of what you explain is your own knowledge and wisdom as a clinician. I really appreciate that. The most difficult part of learning about anything in mental health is that not enough research exists to “prove” really important concepts are valid. There isn’t enough funding for basic research. Personality is a developmental issue. Therefore BPD is a developmental issue. I’ve only been able to find one longitudinal study. The research will never catch up to reality.

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@BeckyBandJesus
@BeckyBandJesus - 24.03.2019 04:10

My mother becomes a child, positive, negative.. to singing to stomping and abandons me. But she is unloving as well... sometimes she may rub my feet and say how much she loves me. Yet is never there for me. I suspect borderline and have for a while and narcissism. Unsure how she got it. I’m hurting and developed codependency where I depend on her for emotional fulfilment, food, clothing and transport. She childifies me with stuffed animals too.

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@ethorii
@ethorii - 26.01.2019 08:00

Where did borderline personality disorder get the name? Borderline what? Borderline tolerable to be around?

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@homebrandrules
@homebrandrules - 22.01.2019 21:21

fascinating Dr Todd, I think I,m fairly knowledgeable about bpd, but this term was new to me
I N V A L U A B L E

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@mamame5403
@mamame5403 - 06.01.2019 05:55

My daughter all her life is negative. She projecting everything on me. Now she stop calling me , I can't see my grandson. I am going through he'll ! She doestn goes for help. I don't know what to do . all her problems She is always blaming me. Who can help ? The only family member I have

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@LeenieCee
@LeenieCee - 26.12.2018 13:37

Dr Grande your videos are interesting...serious question though, do you ever smile? Even just a little?

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@Jusdfy
@Jusdfy - 26.12.2018 07:27

I’m attracted to truth and scientific proof or evidence. You really have my attention. I want to understand why some professionals take God out of psychology and take psychology out of theology when there is definitely a supreme creator. Can you answer my question?

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@veronicabetz9452
@veronicabetz9452 - 13.12.2018 23:04

It would be great if you composed a condensed reference pamphlet from your videos on Borderline PD.

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@janicedixon2051
@janicedixon2051 - 13.12.2018 07:50

I never heard of emotional switching until this video.

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@jackiesorrells5571
@jackiesorrells5571 - 12.12.2018 20:55

Emotional switching is a manipulative strategy used by one with borderline personality disorder.

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@kelly4321
@kelly4321 - 13.11.2018 00:18

This was very interesting to learn, I was not aware that this was something done.

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@johnharrisjr2808
@johnharrisjr2808 - 12.11.2018 23:21

It was interesting that the borderline personality disorder control group showed switching distance only when there was emotional switching .

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@virginiamurrey9139
@virginiamurrey9139 - 08.11.2018 02:20

I am unfamiliar with this term in relation to Borderline Personality Disorder. Watching this video has introduced me to new information!

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@wandamixon5360
@wandamixon5360 - 23.10.2018 06:10

This video provides clarity with explanation of the differences between emotional changing v switching, the general negative affect associated with switching, and the factors of propensity v distance.

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@emmalauritzson4466
@emmalauritzson4466 - 06.10.2018 09:21

Excellent video! Would really love it if you did a video on borderline and the feeling of emptiness too!

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@michaelureadi2884
@michaelureadi2884 - 20.09.2018 03:15

Great talk...Your videos give me further insight to my BPD...
Thanks

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@PoPo15
@PoPo15 - 29.07.2018 01:28

when switching from negative to positive, or other way around, does one, with BPD, experiences dissociation?

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@merleackeret8652
@merleackeret8652 - 21.07.2018 21:46

Of course the findings can't be generalised:
1) sample sizes are too small.
2) experimental group not representative
3) you are all part. Of the conspiracy against me

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@Dawnseeker2000
@Dawnseeker2000 - 21.07.2018 20:14

Voted for you in the health & wellness category for this year's "Streamy" awards. Thanks again!

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@SK_TorON
@SK_TorON - 21.07.2018 19:36

Thanks Dr. Grande. You mentioned limitations of this study, and on that point, there was another paper by Houben et al (The Specificity of Emotional Switching in Borderline Personality Disorder in Comparison to Other Clinical Groups, Personal Disord., 2016, Vol 7(2), 198–204), published shortly after the one you are referring to (I am guessing that it is Emotional Switching in Borderline Personality Disorder: A Daily Life Study, Pers. Disord., 2016, Vol. 7(1), 50–60) , where in addition to a BPD clinical group, they investigated a PTSD, bulimia and depression groups, all in comparison with each other and in comparison to healthy controls. The findings of the more recent paper are in some conflict with the earlier one, namely indicating the these switching measures are not BPD-specific among the four clinical groups. Also, the newer study found, in addition to the larger switch distance for the clinical groups, also a higher propensity to switch for all clinical groups compared with the healthy controls, which is a more intuitively clear than no differences. I checked mathematically that the reported differences in propensity, when expressed in actual probabilities (and not some statistical intercept values), are not too large in both papers, while the differences in the distance seem to be a "legit" finding.

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