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  Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a mental health condition that significantly disrupts an individual's emotional management. Those with BPD often encounter intense mood fluctuations and struggle with self-perception. Genetic predisposition, coupled with early environmental factors and neurobiological anomalies, likely contribute to the development of BPD, especially in individuals with a familial history of the disorder. McClean screening instruments are used to identify BPD. Treatment for BPD primarily revolves around psychotherapy. Three evidence-supported therapies stand out: mentalizing-based therapy (MBT), dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT), and transference-focused psychotherapy (TFP). DBT combines mindfulness techniques with practical skills for managing emotions and relationships. TFP utilizes the therapeutic relationship to enhance the patient's insight into problematic interpersonal patterns. MBT and DBT involve individual and group sessions spanning 12 t...