Ailfeddwl ynghylch Tosturi gydag APF | Rethinking Compassion in BPD

*English below*

Disgrifir Anhwylder Personoliaeth Ffiniol yn aml o ran diffyg o safbwynt cydymdeimlad, perthnasoedd a thosturi. Ond a yw’r achosion hyn yn adrodd y stori gyfan? Mae’r ddarlith hon yn rhannu canfyddiadau o astudiaeth a gyd-gynhyrchwyd sy’n cyfuno arolygon gyda chyfweliadau naratif llinell bywyd er mwyn archwilio sut mae pobl ifanc yn profi tosturi, profiadau cymdeithasol heriol ac adferiad. Byddwn yn clywed beth mae cyfranogwyr yn ddweud sydd wedi helpu neu wedi amharu ar eu hymgysylltiad gyda thosturi drwy gydol eu bywyd. Mae eu straeon yn herio rhagdybiaethau cyffredin ac yn cynnig gwersi pwysig ar gyfer gweithwyr proffesiynol gofal iechyd, teuluoedd ac unrhyw un sydd â diddordeb i greu cymunedau mwy tosturiol. 

‘Ariannwyd yr ymchwil hwn gan Hilary Green Studentship ym Mhrifysgol Birmingham.’ 

Mae Catrin yn academydd rhyngddisgyblaethol y mae ei hymchwil cyfredol yn archwilio tosturi a phrofiadau cymdeithasol heriol mewn pobl ifanc sydd wedi derbyn diagnosis o Anhwylder Personoliaeth Ffiniol. Gan dynnu ar ei chefndir mewn seicoleg, athroniaeth ac addysg, mae’n gweithio er mwyn hyrwyddo ymchwil profiad bywyd i herio rhagdybiaethau a chefnogi dulliau mwy tosturiol tuag at ofal iechyd meddwl. 

Borderline Personality Disorder is often described through deficit-based accounts of empathy, relationships, and compassion. But do these accounts tell the whole story? This lecture shares findings from a co-produced study that combined surveys with life-line narrative interviews to explore how young people experience compassion, challenging social experiences, and recovery. We'll hear what participants say has helped or hindered their engagement with compassion throughout their life. Their stories challenge common assumptions and offer important lessons for healthcare professionals, families, and anyone interested in creating more compassionate communities. 

'This research was funded by the Hilary Green Studentship at the University of Birmingham.' 

Catrin is an interdisciplinary academic whose current research explores compassion and challenging social experiences in young people diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. Drawing her background in psychology, philosophy, and education, she works to promote lived experience research to challenge assumptions and support more compassionate approaches to mental healthcare. 

Info: A chance to grab a bite to eat and drink and chat with the attendees and speakers.

Info: The Chair will introduce the speaker, who will deliver their lecture followed by audience questions.

Info: Post-lecture networking.

Info: Cyfle am rywbeth bach i’w fwyta ac yfed a sgwrs gyda’r mynychwyr a siaradwyr.

Info: Bydd y Cadeirydd yn cyflwyno’r siaradwr cyn iddo ddechrau ei ddarlith, ac yna bydd cwestiynau gan y gynulleidfa.

Info: Rhwydweithio ar ôl y ddarlith.

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