Several hypotheses of personality disorder consider it as a developmental delay that a person can overcome. According to research, a significant number of kids and early adolescents have clinical symptoms that are suggestive of a personality disorder. Most people notice a lessening in their symptoms over time. In early adulthood, individuals with more symptoms are more likely to receive a diagnosis of a personality disorder later on in life. It is reasonable to argue and confront the notion that time will solve many personality problems. On the other side, if a young individual is at risk of developing a serious mental illness with potentially fatal consequences, early detection and treatment should be encouraged. This strategy looks to be gaining traction at the moment. Clinicians and therapists are coming to realize and creating therapeutic methods for children and teenagers with personality disorders.