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“A long-term pattern of emotional instability, fear of abandonment, challenging relationship dynamics, or struggle to find one’s own identity may be indicative of deeper issues.”
Ivana is dedicated to providing effective and evidence-based Borderline Personality Disorder therapy in the Blue Mountains in a warm, safe and welcoming atmosphere.
She provides psychological services for adults (21+) in all life stages. She is a registered Medicare and Worker’s Compensation provider.
Ivana has a specialty interest in trauma, anxiety, depression resistant to change, low self-esteem, problems with relationships, adjustment to difficult life events, eating disorders and pain management.
“A personality disorder is an enduring pattern of inner experience and behaviour that is very different from the one experienced by other people.”
Ivana is dedicated to providing effective and evidence-based Borderline Personality Disorder therapy in the Blue Mountains in a warm, safe and welcoming atmosphere.
She provides psychological services for adults (21+) in all life stages. She is a registered Medicare and Worker’s Compensation provider.
Ivana has a specialty interest in trauma, anxiety, depression resistant to change, low self-esteem, problems with relationships, adjustment to difficult life events, eating disorders and pain management.
A personality disorder is an enduring pattern of inner experience and behaviour that is very different from the one experienced by other people. This pattern is characterised by being quite pervasive over time and brings along distress to those living with it.
There are many types of personality disorders all of which vary based on the presenting symptoms. Most personality disorders are characterised by instability within relationships, behaviours and moods. People who experience symptoms of a personality disorder have developed a pattern of thinking over a long period of time which becomes inflexible and often irrational. The most commonly diagnosed personality disorder is borderline personality disorder.
People who suffer with a borderline personality disorder may fear to be abandoned, have relationship difficulties, overwhelming sadness and sense of emptiness and they may find it difficult to regulate their emotions. Finding and maintaining stability within their lives is also a challenge.
Personality disorders can be managed with on-going treatment. We provide on-going support to our patients and implement the most appropriate and effective treatment option in a safe space where they can feel accepted, supported and safe.
