Complex Borderline Personality Disorder

“This book provides an excellent, engaging resource for individuals with borderline personality disorder (BPD), and anyone wishing to learn more about the complexity of the disorder and its clinical manifestations. Daniel J. Fox skillfully distills a wealth of complex information and years of practice into an easy-to-read narrative. The manual offers an outstanding guide for fostering deeper understanding and supplementing clinical practice.”
—Anka A. Vujanovic, PhD, associate professor of psychology, and director of the Trauma and Stress Studies Center at the University of Houston

~Anka A. Vujanovic, PhD

“Daniel J. Fox has created a tremendously valuable resource for those struggling with BPD symptoms, alone or along with co-occurring issues. This book serves as a great tool for helping individuals understand the issues they deal with on a daily basis, and also as a map that provides direction on how to get to a place of meaningful and fulfilling relationships, as well as greater peace and acceptance of oneself.”
—Russ Wood, PhD, founder and director of Clear Fork Psychology Services

~Russ Wood, PhD

“Knowledge is empowerment! Fox’s book is exceptional in providing a road map to understanding the often-misunderstood journey of those with complex borderline personality disorder (CBPD). Fox provides tools to identify symptoms (surface structure), as well as core content that must be addressed to manage CBPD and live a meaningful life. This self-help resource is filled with lots of strategies and up-to-date research needed to achieve wellness.”
—Diane Stoebner-May, PhD, training director at the counseling center, and clinical assistant professor in the department of psychology at Sam Houston State University

~Diane Stoebner-May, PhD

“In this highly accessible and clearly written book, Fox takes on one of the most complex manifestations of the mind—our personality function. Drawing on years of clinical experience with complex patients, he delivers an essential guide for those hoping to understand and manage their BPD and its overlap with other mental health problems.”
—Carla Sharp, PhD, professor of clinical psychology at the University of Houston; internationally known for her work on the development, phenomenology, and treatment of personality disorders

~Carla Sharp, PhD