What are Personality disorders? Narcissistic /Borderline, Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder

[@shameemaabdulazeez5165]

Beautifully presented video! ❤ Kudos to Afiya for explaining disorders in simple, easy-to-understand language. The flow of the content and delivery made it very engaging.. A heartfelt thank you to Dhanya for creating such impactful awareness.. As a psychologist, I strongly believe that initiatives like these play a crucial role in breaking the stigma around mental health and encouraging people to seek professional help when needed..❤

[@nizammuhammed1445]

Thank you for this. I think I belongs to "anxious avoident ". And I am going to take treatment for that. Thanks to both Dhanya and Afiya

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Thanks for sharing..am glad that this video is of help to you...much love

[@Kat_Jose]

Thank you so much for bringing up such topics and giving awareness to the public. As someone who is struggling with mental health issues and had a partner with Personality Disorders, I hope that this video will help others… also I want to mention that I have been skipping your mental health care related videos lately because It triggers me a lot .. I hope that I can watch everything together in one day.❤❤❤❤

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

I am so sorry that you had to undergo so much..pls take care

[@sajeeshg6179]

ആഫിയ എന്ത്‌ മനോഹരമായി വളരെ സങ്കീർണമായ വിഷയം വളരെ ലളിതമായി അവതരിപ്പിച്ചു. ആ ഒഴുക്ക് തടസ്സപ്പെടുത്താതെ തന്നെ എത്ര ഭംഗിയായി ആഴത്തിൽ ചർച്ചയ്ക്ക് വഴിയൊരുക്കുന്നു. വിഷയത്തിന്റെ പ്രാധാന്യത്തിനപ്പുറം, എങ്ങിനെ ദൃശ്യ മാധ്യമങ്ങളിൽ ചർച്ച അവതരിപ്പിക്കണം എന്ന ശാസ്ത്രീയ അവതരണം രണ്ട് സുഹൃത്തുക്കൾക്കും അഭിനന്ദനങ്ങൾ ❤❤

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Thanks.pls do share

[@jishathomas3881]

Thank you Dhanya mam for this initiative to help bringing light into these sensitive topics . Such an informative session 👏🏻👏🏻

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Glad you liked it..do share n support

[@belconwy]

Thanks again for bringing her. And excellent topic.

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Thanks for listening

[@lathavelu2579]

Love the way she explains the concepts ❤ Must watch 👌🏾 Thank you Dhanya 🙌🏾

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Thank you so much ..pls do share with your family and friends

[@SadeekhaP]

❤❤❤❤ super sharikkum nalla paripaadiyaanne adipoli 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@prathibhapc372]

Thanks a lot for bringing up a very relevant and useful subject for discussion... Special thanks to doctor for simplifying a very complex topic so that a layman could understand 🙏

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

You are most welcome.do share and support

[@lakshmi11386]

thank you dhanya for doing this. it is something that is not that talked of in our society. oru experience undayale namml nammalode itharam questions chothikarollu.

[@LA-oo6gj]

Pillerk manasamadhanam santosham Ulla early years, childhood infact support emotional support till they reach adulthood koduthal Nalla manasika arogyamulla thalamura undavum

[@febaprecious3333]

Thank you ma'am need more mental health series

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Pls do spread the word

[@anaghae3573]

Please do a video for ocd only.. And treatments...

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Will take it up

[@bismi.huesoflife]

❤️ Please do a video about borderline personality disorder specifically

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Will do that

[@suryaprabhatp7005]

Informative video ma'am ❤

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Thanks a lot..pla do share

[@shilpasebastian7788]

Thanks for this. Please can you do an exclusive on Complex PTSD.

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Yes will do..

[@binutom3023]

Thank you so much… this was very informative

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Glad it was helpful! Pls share

[@reading2882]

Childhood trauma -> low self esteem -> coping mechanism ends up in NPD. How can schools identify this and prevent this on priority? If Dhanya can initiate a discussion with Education minister, that will be awesome 😊❤. Basically to get an emotional index as part of childs emotional evaluation schemes. We shoud promote these schemes more than pushing for ranks or grades in schools.

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

As Afiya mentioned Personality Disorders are diagnosed after 18..but schools can certainly impart psychology lessons

[@matrixkavi]

NPD can be caused due to excessive pampering in childhood too. It kindles a kind of superiority complex and feeling that the whole world revolves around them.

[@Kat_Jose]

NPD is Not always caused by trauma

[@soumyasuresh6776]

Thank you so much Dhanya, well explained Afiya! ❤️

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Glad it was helpful! Do share and support

[@poojabhat2511]

Thank you so much Dhanya chechi... I love your videos... Keep going🎉

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Thank you so much..do share

[@WriteChords]

Hi Dhanya, thanks for the video. Thanks to social media, more such videos are required to bring awareness regarding such disorders, which were normalised earlier, as just "difficult" people, and required our "adjustment" while living with them. Having been associated with such disordered people from childhood through adulthood, I can perfectly align with what is being explained by Afiya.

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Absolutely.. thanks a lot.do share and support

[@WriteChords]

@@iamwithdhanyavarma Sure, Dhanya

[@sajinig6555]

Thank you for this.

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Thanks.pls do share

[@J_1960]

Good to know.....best takeaway is that a lot of misunderstanding/conflict can be avoided if people can be slotted into a personality disorder....😅. I guess lot of us could be "boarder line" & get corrected by self analysis.....great subject to bring it out in the open.

[@aswina592]

❤Please do a video on ocd

[@fathimathulriza3416]

Please do a video of narcissist disorder personality

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Will be taking it up seperately

[@anoojaboo]

Thank you for this video

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Most welcome pls do share

[@JorgieAndJohan]

Thank you so much for such topics... 🤝🤝🤝🤝🙏🙏

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Most welcome ..pls share and support.do check the other videos in the playlist

[@deepasuraj4878]

Very informative ❤ thank you

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Thanks.do share

[@sugeshk-ji8vs]

Talk...❤ Doctor👌🏽 But @ 27:23 example gone wrong 🙂 At work 10:00 is 10:00. May ask why became late. If reason is genuine may consider..

[@ayaansworld0012]

Waiting for part 2...

[@shani5622]

My bro, super ❤❤❤

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Thanks..do share

[@anuprakash5901]

Insightful ❤

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Thanks.do share the video

[@kl10safar]

ഇത് ഞാനാണ് പറഞ്ഞത് some more I have 😮❤

[@aparnamnath3837]

I suffer from OCPD due to an NPD mom... 😕

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Pls take care

[@shabunafizal8621]

Thankyou Dhanya ❤

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Pls do share the video

[@matrixkavi]

One question about anxious avoidant traits - if they see that the decision made for them, like which course they should take for instance, ends up being unsuitable for their life, do they blame the person who advised to take that particular decision? Also how is GAD different from anxious avoidant or other anxiety disorders?

[@hlh-46]

Thanks for these insightful sessions Dhanya. I have a question. How can individuals effectively set boundaries or consider going no contact with narcissistic in-laws, especially in cultures where family ties are heavily prioritized and breaking those ties is viewed as unacceptable?

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Very valid question will take it up when we address each of this personality disorder specifically

[@hlh-46]

@@iamwithdhanyavarma Thank you so much for addressing my question, Dhanya. You’re doing an excellent job spreading awareness about mental health. Going no contact is often seen as a punishment, but in reality, it is the opposite. It’s the last resort in protecting our mental well-being when nothing else works.

[@flooatt]

Hi Dhanya madam , childhood trauma specialise cheytha psychologistine suggest cheyyamo ?

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

You could talk to Afiya first

[@beenageorge7159]

Can you pls bring covert narcissism in an episode.

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Sure

[@priyapurushothaman4519]

What are the traits of narcissist mother in laws behaviour

[@Kat_Jose]

If you can watch videos of NarcissistAbuse Coach , you will get all the information about it

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Will take it up when we address NPD specifically

[@Nailsbyrakhi2k23]

❤❤

[@deeshmadevarajan2697]

Thankyou ❤

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

You're welcome 😊..pls share

[@siddharthsantosh1188]

Can we have more episodes on this topic. Great content!💯

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Most definitely..do share

[@shareefchungathara1591]

❤

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Do share and support

[@shareefchungathara1591]

Sure​@@iamwithdhanyavarma

[@arsnjkstudios]

I have BPD

[@Booooooooooooooooooooooo-d9c]

You’re not alone. We should remind ourselves more often how we have overcome many situations we thought we couldn’t survive. ❤

[@sagheer9491]

32:16 👏👏👏

[@mijop.c3770]

I have ocpd

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Pls do consult a mental health professional

[@mijop.c3770]

@iamwithdhanyavarma Definitely mam

[@deenaceleena8257]

Jeezzzz.... she is a doctor..... why can't you call her 'doctor ' . She is a very humble person ,may be she doesn't care about what ever you call her but please respect her position ... They deserve it ....

[@SKK-ih2gx]

She might not be a doctor. Clinical psychologists need not be doctors

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Afiya is a highly respected and accomplished Clinical Psychologist.But she is not a Psychiatrist ie not a Dr

[@robertjoseph3163]

She is MA, MPhil.; Doesn’t have a doctorate AFAIK. It’s better to double check in each step before criticizing, deena celeena.

[@ceepee999]

Why are you so upset if she calls her Doctor or not? As a doctor, I can say, we don’t need to be reminded about our position or need special respect by calling ‘Dr.’ Actions speak louder than words sometimes. Yes, it was a hard earned title but so is ‘ Engineer’ or ‘Architect’. I have not seen many addressing them with their titles as much as people call us Dr. ? So chill. Criticism is alright but you can do it more respectfully.✌🏼

[@binutom3023]

Thank you so much… this was very informative

[@iamwithdhanyavarma]

Glad it was helpful!