Borderline personality disorder: a maze of emotional swings

Background The importance of researching emotionally unstable personality disorder is determined by the current changes in the economic and social aspects of society. These changes affect a person's emotional stability, leading to different emotional states. Objective The study objective to identify the characteristics of borderline disorder, specifically the risks associated with frequent mood changes and their impact on mental well-being. Methods The approach to studying mental disorders relied on qualitative analysis methods and the examination of psychological correction processes. This included a content analysis of the procedures used to address these disorders. Results The research results reflect the current views of preventive and therapeutic techniques in the fight against emotional destabilization of the mental state of the individual, as well as represent the etiology of borderline disorder, its manifestation, and its impact on human behavior and adaptation in society. Conclusions The findings are useful for teachers and social workers who can recognise the early indications of mental illnesses and suggest appropriate experts. This research is also valuable for psychotherapists who employ modern techniques to help people with emotional personality disorders, which include borderline disorders.