If you are in a relationship with someone who has histrionic personality disorder and your loved one is actually taking steps to change, one of the best things you can do is: *notice* their progress and *reinforce* it. To help you better understand histrionic personality disorder and how to manage relationships with someone who has it, I did a full series with MedCircle. To access this series, along with MedCircle’s free mental health resources click here: https://medcircle.com/doctor-ramani/?ut

People with dependent personality disorder are very passive, clingy, suggestable and don’t feel like they can take care of themselves. From my experience with DPD clients, though, they often have some of the best treatment outcomes. I did an in-depth series with MedCircle on DPD to help you recognize the signs & symptoms, understand the causes, find the right doctor for diagnosis and treatment, and manage your symptoms / support your loved ones who are battling this disorder. To access this seri

The top 3 risk factors for avoidant personality disorder are: 1. Consistent parental shaming 2. Chaotic, traumatic & inconsistent childhood 3. Victims of parental, familial and peer bullying To get relief from avoidant personality disorder or the fear of humiliation, you can access this full MedCircle series, along with my free MedCircle mental health resources here: https://medcircle.com/doctor-ramani/?utm_source=referral&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=ramani-durvasula | Dr. Ramani