Evan Iliakis, MD PhD student at the University of Pennsylvania, took time to talk to us about his research and a personal experience helping his friend navigate hospital systems with borderline personality disorder. We had a discussion on stigma and the natural course of untreated borderline personality disorder, which is in fact one that naturally improves for most people. This fact is not often conveyed well to patients, and can instill hope that many of the symptoms will improve with time. Evan worked at McLean hospital with researchers, such as Dr. John Gunderson, who developed and disseminated Good Psychiatric Management to clinicians in the US and abroad.
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Chapters / Key Moments
00:00 Preview
05:06 Stigma in working with a borderline diagnosis
09:00 How to break the news of a diagnosis
14:47 Experiences with Good Psychiatric Management Model
23:29 Course of BPD
26:46 How was borderline personality disorder taught in medical school?
33:42 Opinion on apps for borderline personality disorder
39:36 FDA non enforcement of apps
41:59 Borderline personality to avoid a negative outcome
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