Dr. Daniel Fox

Dr. Daniel Fox

Learn more about Dr. Fox at www.drdfox.com

Welcome to my KZread channel and I hope you find it a positive influence to help manage and overcome mental health difficulties. This channel is for individuals diagnosed with personality disorders and mental health providers working with individuals diagnosed with personality disorders.

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  • @yousefp3591
    @yousefp359129 минут бұрын

    I think for both the person with bpd as well as the partner, it's better to not get into a relationship. There is absolutely NO excuse for toxic behavior, violence and all the other stuff that comes along with it. Nobody should be at the receiving end of that. Respect yourself, respect the one suffering from it, respect the condition. A loving, stable relationship is a utopia in this situation.

  • @angiebush7810
    @angiebush78102 сағат бұрын

    GOD, THERE IS JUST NOT MUCH CHANCE OF BEING A NORMAL GOOD EMPLOYEE, DOING YOUR JOB, BEING ABLE TO JUST BE HAPPY AND STAYING AT YOUR JOB GETTING PROMOTED OR RETIRING WITHOUT HAVING TO DEAL WITH ONE OR MORE OF THESE AS$HOLES. I JUST QUIT MY JOB OF 11 YEARS BECAUSE OF MY POS BOSS. THANKS KEITH M.

  • @pribemol
    @pribemol2 сағат бұрын

    Thank you, Dr. Fox!

  • @jamiedrury2050
    @jamiedrury20502 сағат бұрын

    Thank you so much. I feel like In your videos that you're directly speaking to me. I've sent your page To a couple Friends

  • @whatacoincidance
    @whatacoincidance3 сағат бұрын

    Couldn't stop crying while listening. I am so sorry about my childhood and the fact that I had everything moneywise but not emotionally. Since I was little I always thought to myself that I didn't want the cool stuff, I wanted my mom and to spend time with her. I am so so so sorry for a little girl, who was me. And also terrified of what I could do not intentionally to my kids because of my trauma. I think I need therapy lol

  • @itisawonderfulworld5573
    @itisawonderfulworld55733 сағат бұрын

    Amazing!

  • @love4artnl
    @love4artnl4 сағат бұрын

    Thank you

  • @Hugging_Cactus
    @Hugging_Cactus4 сағат бұрын

    i would bet that nationally 90% of psychology degrees are given to women. i was married to one. i dated a few as well. they hide in plain sight and use psych terms and concept to manipulate. everyone.

  • @prunelle9051
    @prunelle90514 сағат бұрын

    Worst coworkers to be stuck with. Very deceitful, jealous, envious, manipulative, attention seeker, over seductive, will do everything to block your progress at work. Controlling, gossiping, vulgar and delusional. Mean, passive agressive, backstabbing and will covertly do things to pick at you.

  • @suhailballim4159
    @suhailballim41596 сағат бұрын

    This was spot on

  • @queenofscots839
    @queenofscots8396 сағат бұрын

    💯 across the board

  • @patpate8797
    @patpate87977 сағат бұрын

    Now it would be good to stop the visual ins and outs of the camera. No need to do the flash points -- its so distracting.

  • @user-kv3gc9eu9p
    @user-kv3gc9eu9p9 сағат бұрын

    Time to drop Borderline in favor of CPTSD. See Janina Fisher.

  • @Candyliz2003
    @Candyliz20039 сағат бұрын

    I can recall being aware of problem behavior and underlying attitudes (moods) in other people as a child. As I got into my teen years this awareness became overwhelming and I started to shut myself off from it. I'm in my late 60s now and through CPTSD work, ACoA, and understanding my INFJ personality type I've let my "sensitivity" reawaken. I've never felt so *fully me.* Boundaries are important - and that includes remembering that my solitude is very important for me.

  • @Mvrsbby
    @Mvrsbby9 сағат бұрын

    My whole personality is my childhood trauma , I can’t talk in public easily and stutter a lot , I have trust issues but whenever a man shows me any kind of attention I crave it and let my guard down , I attract people like my father , Low self esteem , when someone shout at me I immediately cry feeling defensive less, I always catch myself living in my imagination and living with not real characters…. I feel judged in school and unwanted , and this goes on and on

  • @kosiekoos9408
    @kosiekoos940810 сағат бұрын

    Married men beware, mama expects to be numero uno still.

  • @kosiekoos9408
    @kosiekoos940810 сағат бұрын

    I missed a many cryptic advice.from mama and paid the price still for not following her broken laws.

  • @kosiekoos9408
    @kosiekoos940810 сағат бұрын

    You're on holy ground sir😅 mamas boys dont know how to act when hearing this.

  • @mapleleaf1185
    @mapleleaf118511 сағат бұрын

    My mother loved to use guilt trips to get what she wanted. Not an admirable trait in anyone but especially not in a mother.

  • @EpiicxFuziion
    @EpiicxFuziion12 сағат бұрын

    Look up Katherine Knight......and then RUN from any borderline you know.

  • @Sammy_1137
    @Sammy_113713 сағат бұрын

    Its been just over 3 weeks at my new employment (its in a different state) and every day is a struggle. I've spoken with my therapist, family, friends and partner but nobody gets what I'm actually going through. I'm crying all the time every day, i feel locked up in here. I know these are not just my new place, new office nerves as i have experienced all this before as well. I had to leave colleges as i couldn't sit for classes. But now i dont have the option to leave work and thats why, I'm stuck. Its difficult to work every day, its difficult to survive every day. Someone please help me

  • @debbywilliams9172
    @debbywilliams917214 сағат бұрын

    You haven't got it you no nothing

  • @Avaaaw
    @Avaaaw14 сағат бұрын

    I have bpd because of her. And she manages to make fun of my suicide attempts. 😅

  • @m-m-334
    @m-m-33414 сағат бұрын

    wow my ex was definitely a narcissist

  • @cassiestevens8382
    @cassiestevens838216 сағат бұрын

    Thanks💌

  • @vilpiness
    @vilpiness17 сағат бұрын

    What the difference between HPD and NPD?

  • @katrinat.3032
    @katrinat.303218 сағат бұрын

    Sensitivity to criticism 🎯

  • @katrinat.3032
    @katrinat.303218 сағат бұрын

    I’m definitely HSP. I also notice I can smell things that aren’t here. Example: if a waffle commercial comes on TV, then I smell toasted waffles. Another time I saw some bandaids in a magazine and I could smell them. It’s not all the time and I can’t control it. It just happens

  • @user-22954
    @user-2295418 сағат бұрын

    You described exactly what I've been through with my narcissistic mother

  • @Tripp393
    @Tripp39318 сағат бұрын

    Only a Sith deals in absolutes.

  • @prettynena3102
    @prettynena310219 сағат бұрын

    What about if you had have narcissist partners who put you down..I become sensitive about them looking other women as a way to punish me. I’m attractive and I know it but this kind of ppl hurt your self steam. Of course, reflecting about why I’m ending with those ppl is about trauma bounding. I grew up in a very hostile environment where my needs where not met and I decide to be invisible to survive. I was more harsh with myself when I was more younger than now but still body shame is part of my daily life.

  • @user-wj4xi5dd1h
    @user-wj4xi5dd1h19 сағат бұрын

    I like your How to Deal plan and mindset techniques. Thanks

  • @l09fg
    @l09fg20 сағат бұрын

    My father have the money but guess what? My mom still the one giving us school pockets money only about 0.20 and if she has money sometimes it will be 0.50😂 so ironic because my mom cant work freely so she have little money yet she gave us all she can while my father have all the money yet he only use it to brag to other people and to look down on other less fortunate people, while his family eating rice and salt. Only if i realized this earlier ugh

  • @l09fg
    @l09fg20 сағат бұрын

    Conversation are all about him and things that he wants to listen, can't be interupted but interupting everyone

  • @Christ_Is_Life10-10
    @Christ_Is_Life10-1021 сағат бұрын

    I just quit a job that I loved because the manager told me he spends to much time helping me with my wellness and I ask for too much reassurance, im not fast enough, coworkers are protected where I was blamed ("it never happened here before you came"). I was verbally attacked and intimidated with a team member kicking the door to get me to leave. He wasnt my supervisor so I refused. He was mad because I was asking questions and the supervisor lashed out at me. I was triggered and reported her. They have been setting me up since day one and never gave feedback for my performance until they decided to have me sign a corrective action form for insubordination. They painted me as the villan and the supervisor as the victim., "You should have more empathy for people". They had no empathy for me. I didn't yell at anyone or kick the door when I was mad but I was blamed. I resigned because I couldn't take the emotional harassment. Manager supported an environment where I would be alienated from other team members and I believe tried to set me up to manufacture "evidence" to fire me. In other words he was "quiet firing" me. Bad leadership. I had to be the villian so they could rationalize setting me up to fail.

  • @michelekowalewski7699
    @michelekowalewski769922 сағат бұрын

    You just made me realize maybe why I was a waitress for 30 years and it was my favorite job at met all the needs of the energy I needed to exert and gave me love back in return

  • @billtcheapbuiltcheap9568
    @billtcheapbuiltcheap956822 сағат бұрын

    I've watched many of your (and others) BPD videos, this is the first time I've noticed a mention of being born with it instead of focusing on the lack of nurturing or other applied trauma.

  • @Expunge6667
    @Expunge666722 сағат бұрын

    I was afraid open up to my parents when I was a kid under the belief that I'd be ridiculed or I'd hear the words: "So? What do you want ME to do about it?" I knew that fighting other kids would ruin my future so when I inevitably got bullied, I'd outsmart them and manipulate them to fight each other, or if it was just 1, I'd trick them into getting in trouble. It wasn't the healthiest way to deal with things, that's for sure. I didn't realize how unhealthy it was growing up in my household either. Every kid in the neighborhood was going through it, save maybe one or two households... Six of us made it out of that town. Everyone else grew up to be drug addicts. There aren't a lot of the ones who stayed behind left. Looking back and grieving while accepting all the times I was wrong and allowing myself to feel those bottled up emotions when I wasn't wrong has helped me to heal. It's important to know the difference too. I have forgiven what happened and I won't allow such things into my life anymore.

  • @nancywysemen7196
    @nancywysemen719623 сағат бұрын

    worth listening to. clear and thought provocing. hard for me to "leave" mom as she was so unsupported. ah family and generational pain..... good now!

  • @Sydroo1969
    @Sydroo1969Күн бұрын

    Had to cut mine off finally. She is a horrible person. I love her, but don not like her. So many things she did to me mentally will stay with me forever. Thanks be to God I broke the cycle.

  • @PaulBevan-ht5gk
    @PaulBevan-ht5gkКүн бұрын

    Very good advice

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  • @nicholecornes1915
    @nicholecornes1915Күн бұрын

    Its really exhausting

  • @guillaumeb6698
    @guillaumeb6698Күн бұрын

    Conflict with an HSP friend (or so I thought) lets me think HSP as defined by Aron is a bad thing, as in way too vague. He was a nice guy but since discovering his HSP condition he's turned arrogant, know-it-all. He's got a FB page on HSP and I told him to at least warn people about how HSP traits can often be found in autistic and ADHD people, but he just doesn't care (talk about being hyper-empathetic...). I think he has a more serious condition, like some sort of psychotic structure, but he doesn't get it. Then there's some dangerous bullsh*t going on around HSP, the supposed super intuition, the hyper-empathy (feeling the supposed emotion of the other), it seems that this is mostly projection : Intuition is projection of the other's supposed intentions, hyper-empathy is projection of the other's supposed emotion, but they take it for granted and think they know what you feel better than you do, or attack you as they feel you have negative intentions, and they think they have a super-power. That HSP thing is not wrong per say, but way too blurry, and has to be cleared of the bullsh*t spread over internet.

  • @lli0V3ll
    @lli0V3llКүн бұрын

    Ive always wondered why my dad acted like this while i was growing up now i know his label.

  • @gollum19671967
    @gollum19671967Күн бұрын

    As a man I find being highly sensitive a curse I have to hide particular particularly from other men so I'm not seen as a cissy. I'm sick of being empathic towards other people and always thinking of others only to be used. I've no real friends so much for that.

  • @janetdouglas1272
    @janetdouglas1272Күн бұрын

    I disagree, it has been a lifetime curse! Depth, subtley, understanding complexity, and paradoxes are not valued in this current American Society. I have no current Psych Diagnoses, I'm just an ordinary person.

  • @hellhound166
    @hellhound166Күн бұрын

    My mom told me my older brother and i are her “last chance at having grandkids” and then told me i could buy her A HOUSE after i finish school to become a heart surgeon, she said it was a joke but it obviously wasn’t. She also told me to get a rich man because I’m lazy but that I’ll also “never get a man” because I don’t let her push me around, she’s insane and I’ll never let my future kids see her and I’m sorry for everyone going through this, stay strong❤️❤️

  • @lis-bish
    @lis-bishКүн бұрын

    Libraries usually have all sorts of activities to meet new people

  • @vilpiness
    @vilpinessКүн бұрын

    I don't have favorite persons. I have least favorite persons.

  • @DrDanielFox
    @DrDanielFoxКүн бұрын

    Thanks for sharing your unique perspective!