People with these disorders usually do not seek treatment for their personality disorder on their own. They tend to seek help once their behavior has caused severe problems in their relationships or jobs, or when they are diagnosed with another psychiatric problem such as mood or substance abuse disorder. Although personality disorders are notoriously difficult to treat, there is increasing evidence that both medications and various forms of talk therapy have been able to help ...
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