At Headway, we strive to be the national voice for all those affected by Personality Disorders. We are committed to influencing government policies, securing essential funding, and ensuring that the experiences of individuals, families, and professionals are represented at every level.
Understanding and managing Personality Disorders require access to accurate information and effective skills. We offer a range of educational programs, including the renowned Family Connections Program, designed to support families and carers. Our collaborations with leading universities and mental health professionals ensure that our resources are evidence-based and tailored to diverse needs.
Living with or supporting someone with a Personality Disorder can be challenging. Headway provides a compassionate community offering meaningful support, hope, and practical tools. From webinars to support groups, our initiatives are designed to foster connection and resilience
Together, we can challenge discrimination, promote understanding, and drive positive change for those affected by Personality Disorders. Explore our resources, participate in our programs, and become a part of the Headway community today.
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Anne Reeve’s work has had a profound impact on the lives of carers of people with BPD in Australia, and their families.
In 2015 Anne worked her magic and influence to get the US based National Education Alliance for Borderline Personality Disorder (NEA-BPD) to gift its brand, its wealth of research and treatment knowledge, and its globally renowned Family Connections program to the Australian community.
Much of the philosophy of NEA-BPD Australia (as Headway was then known) was informed by Anne’s personal experience and feedback by Australian BPD stakeholders, shaped by the knowledge and expertise of the US authors of the Family Connections program for carers of people who suffer from BPD, the late Dr Perry Hoffman, and Professor Alan Fruzzetti.
