Ep. 200 Exploring Borderline with Meredith Redding
Borderline personality disorder is a commonly misunderstood diagnosis that has historically been used to devalue a women’s emotional life. In this episode I am delighted to have Meredith Redding back on the podcast to explore this complicated topic including its origins, the psychoanalytic perspective of borderline traits, and how we can use this diagnosis to better understand the human experience.
Resources Mentioned On This Episode
Previous episode with Meredith on narcissism
Guest Featured On This Episode
MEREDITH REDDING
Meredith Redding LMFT SEP is a licensed marriage and family therapist with specializations in eating disorders, trauma, and primitive mental states. She is a senior candidate in analytic training at the Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies (LAISPS) and a certified somatic experiencing practitioner. She has broad interests in applied psychoanalysis particularly as it relates to culture, politics, spirituality, and literature and enjoys teaching and writing on said intersections. Her essay entitled "Bulletproof Backpacks" is featured in the forthcoming book, Mind in the Line of Fire, published by the International Psychoanalytic Association, coming out this summer. You can learn more about Meredith at meredithredding.com
