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Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy Laura Ludowyke – ABN 23 718 309 548 is committed to providing safe, respectful, and high-quality services. This policy outlines how we manage your personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs). A full copy of the APPs is available at the Office of the…
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Partnership Agreement and BPD
Building a Strong Partnership in Therapy: A Guide for Working with Someone with BPD: Part One Creating a meaningful and effective therapeutic partnership with someone diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) involves collaboration, clear communication, and mutual understanding. Here’s how both the therapist and the client can work together to foster trust and support throughout…
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Protected: The Experiencing Occupation Project – Week One
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The Experiencing Occupation Project
The Experiencing Occupation Project is an experience that will encourage you to try new activities in your life to help you experience yourself and look at yourself different or from a fresh perspective.
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The Role of Trauma and Biology in BPD: Insights Uncovered
Understanding How Trauma, Environment, and Biology Contribute to Complex Trauma and BPD The symptoms associated with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and complex trauma can be better understood through the interplay of trauma, environmental factors, and biology. The following provides a brief overview of some of the brain structures impacted by biology, and socio, cultural, political…
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OTs and BPD Survey Results
In 2019–2020, myself and two fourth-year occupational therapy students at Monash University collaborated to create a comprehensive resource guide. This year-long project combined six months of research with six months of development and aimed to address the barriers and challenges occupational therapists face when working with individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). During the initial…
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Building Trust Through Authentic Connections
Clinicians are trained to take a client-centered approach, focusing on the client’s goals, values, and interests. This approach requires us to listen while creating a space where clients feel safe to share their struggles. Building rapport is the foundation for this connection. The Challenge of Sharing Patients are often expected to quickly reveal deeply personal…
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Self Disclosure and Mental Illness
Throughout my career I have been asked whether I have disclosed my previous diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder. Some questions have included: These are excellent questions that I’ve been reflecting on deeply, which has also been a valuable exercise for my own practice. Here are some strategies I’ve developed for sharing parts of your story…
