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Kees van Berkel,Tim Lyon,Francesco Olivieri, need for relief and caretaking, and interpersonal and emotional difficulties at the core of BPD. Helping her understand the psychological drivers of her pain and her poor self-care is a critical element in structuring her treatment and your role within it. She comes to you as a passive victim of c

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Andreas Herzig,Jieting Luo,Pere Pardo do no harm.” Patients with BPD are susceptible to reactive polypharmacy that leads to serious side effects with only limited therapeutic gains. In the longest running longitudinal study of BPD, 18.6% of patients reported taking four or more psychotropics, and 6.9% of patients were on five or more m

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-40875-5ly accommodating. Learning concrete skills like validation can help markedly with communication and make for a much more effective approach. Family therapy, per se, is rarely helpful until all the family members have the needed skills to react with curiosity and rueful recognition when hearing compl

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Kazuko Takahashi,Hiroyoshi Miwadiscussion of narcissistic and self-esteem problems, using language that is acceptable to patients. This allows treatment planning that considers evidence-based treatments for BPD, adapted for focusing on difficulties related to narcissism and self-esteem fluctuations. For general clinicians without

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Jieting Luo,Thomas Studer,Mehdi Dastania patient with considerable prior treatment experience but with limited overall benefit.?Effective treatment planning for BPD patients begins with a consultant assessing the appropriate level of care by thoroughly evaluating current presenting problems as well as lessons learned, behavioral change s

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Organizing and Shaping a Treatment Toward Change,ptoms reduce with increased support (though this can lead to regressive treatments), and they increase with transitions and interpersonal stressors. Grounding a treatment in the expectation of functional progress is a key principle, given the troubling data that most patients with BPD improve sympto