Table 2.

Relatives diagnoses as reported by participants (n = 152)

Personality disorder	43% (n = 65)
Narcissistic Personality Disorder	29% (n = 44)
Borderline Personality Disorder	5% (n = 9)
Other	7% (n = 11)
Not Specified	4% (n = 7)
Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder	12% (n = 18)
Anxiety Related Disorder	10% (n = 15)
Obsessive-Compulsive Related Disorder	7% (n = 10)
Substance Related and Addictive Disorders	5% (n = 8)
Bipolar and Related Disorders	20% (n = 31)
Depressive Disorders	30% (n = 46)
Autism Spectrum Disorders	1% (n = 2)
Trauma Related Disorders	9% (n = 14)
Psychotic Disorders	5% (n = 7)

Note. The percentages and numbers of diagnoses endorsed are greater than the total number of participants as many relatives had been diagnosed with ‘co-morbid’ disorders. ‘Other’ personality disorder group includes avoidant (n = 3), histrionic (n = 2), antisocial (n = 4), schizoid (n = 1) and paranoid (n = 1)