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Borderline Personality Disorder

When One Person Becomes Everything

  Understanding idealization, attachment, and the unbearable weight of the “favorite person” in BPD Justin Jones, Ph.D. | Clinical & Forensic Psychologist | Ju

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June 24, 2026
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Borderline Personality Disorder

Why So Many Clinicians Avoid Talking About Borderline Personality Disorder

A diagnosis is not a judgment—it is an explanation. Why avoiding the conversation harms patients more than the diagnosis itself. Justin Jones, Ph.D. | Clinical & Forensic Psy

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June 19, 2026
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Forensic Evaluation & Custody Litigation

The Role of Personality Structure in Forensic Evaluation and Clinical Treatment

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The Cactus Effect: Why We Hold On to What Hurts – and How to Finally Let Go

A structural understanding of self-sabotage, attachment, and the psychology of familiar pain Justin Jones, Ph.D. | Clinical & Forensic Psychologist | June 2026 Most people who

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Dr. Justin Jones, Ph.D.
Clinical and Forensic Psychologist

Licensed: New York · Massachusetts

59 West 12th Street, Suite 1E
New York, NY 10011

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