Titlebook: Borderline Personality Disorder; A Case-Based Approac Brian Palmer,Brandon Unruh Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Sp

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Kees van Berkel,Tim Lyon,Francesco Olivierid practical, reassuring to the patient while at the same time containing reactivity and encouraging introspection. Finally, this case highlights the vital role psychiatric consultants play in improving quality of care for borderline patients through crisis intervention and liaison efforts.

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Consultation/Liaison Management in the General Hospital,d practical, reassuring to the patient while at the same time containing reactivity and encouraging introspection. Finally, this case highlights the vital role psychiatric consultants play in improving quality of care for borderline patients through crisis intervention and liaison efforts.

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Book 2018e descriptive and diagnostic features, generalizable principles and techniques, and key take-home messages for clinicians at all levels of experience. ?The book emphasizes consideration for the disorder from multiple perspectives to help identify effective responses to common clinical challenges and

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Approach to Suicidal Behaviors,sible uses of suicidal communications. The process of recognizing and accurately assessing risk, while maintaining attention to the relevant interpersonal?dynamics and subjective experience of the patient, can help ground clinicians and contribute to effective care.

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Narcissistic Personality Disorder with Borderline Features,oning and capability is important as emotional disengagement can represent both a self-enhancing defense strategy or a neuropsychological deficits in emotional processing. Attention to external life experiences outside of treatment is also important as they can contribute to corrective emotional experiences and realizations promoting change.

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Book 2018 summaries to help pull together the most important takeaways as quick reference..Borderline Personality Disorder. is a vital resource for psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric nurses, general internists, social workers, and all medical professions working with patients suffering from Borderline

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Dirk M?ller,Paul Molitor,Rolf Drechslershift the frame” of the patient’s narrative, either by directing attention to aspects of the here-and-now clinical interaction or through surprising interventions that might abruptly prompt more meaningful reflection. For concrete thinking, avoid the impulse to take concrete action to appease concre

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Timotheus Kampik,Dov Gabbay,Giovanni Sartorts helped by these interventions to become more independent may still revert to problematic use of intersession contact, and therapists should maintain consistent expectations for intersession contact even during these more challenging times. At all stages of treatment, patients benefit from being r

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Ken Satoh,Laura Giordano,Matteo Baldonist in the struggle to form a trusting relationship, and clinicians must be reflective about whether treatment is helping and should continue (or begin again, in the case of termination). In addition, prescribers should be cautious and judicious about the use of antipsychotic medications.