What really is a personality disorder?

Personality disorders are relatively common, affecting around 9%-13% of the global population. These conditions can have a significant impact on individuals and society. Join Tracey Murry, PhD, and Kaitlyn Heckel, digital content specialist with Ochsner Health, as they explore personality disorders. We delve into what personality disorders are, how to recognize the signs, and offer guidance on supporting people with these conditions.
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00:00 - Introduction
1:08 - What is the definition of personality
3:47 - What is a personality disorder
5:43 - How is a personality disorder different from a mental health condition
7:26 - Manipulation is a large portion of many of the personality disorders
7:48 - Does manipulation come naturally to those with a personality disorder
9:00 - Traits or tendencies does not mean you have a personality disorder
10:45 - Do qualities of personality disorder start during childhood as an act of protection
13:56 - What are the different types of personality disorders
14:40 - A person can have both a personality disorder and a mental health issue
16:00 - Are people with avoidant personality avoiding responsibilities and people
16:47 - Is avoidant personality disorder similar or different to avoidant attachment style
17:55 - What is schizoid personality disorder
19:33 - Is it bad to be codependent
22:34 - What is enmeshment
23:52 - What are the traits of a person with dependent personality disorder
25:35 - Importance of seeking a mental health professional and not self diagnosing
28:28 - Mindful Moment
31:11 - Conclusion