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Recent Mental Health Blog | Histrionic Personality Disorder PostsHistrionic Personality Disorder: Diagnostic Criteriaby Beth McHughIndividuals with Histrionic Personality Disorder exhibit an overly-dramatic behavioral pattern and almost seem to be acting to a full house on opening night. Histrionic Personality Disorder (2)by Beth McHughIn our previous article on Histrionic Personality Disorder we looked at how Sarah-Kate overdramatized everyday situations, was overly effusive to relative strangers and could not be relied upon by colleagues and friends. The link to this article is listed below. Histrionic Personality Disorder (1)by Beth McHughSarah-Kate is an elementary school teacher who is larger than life. Her bubbly personality seems ideally suited to teaching her young students and her seeming enthusiasm certainly bowls most people over on first meeting. |
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