Beschreibung
Produktdetails
Einband
Taschenbuch
Erscheinungsdatum
01.07.2009
Verlag
VDMSeitenzahl
184
Maße (L/B/H)
22/15/1 cm
Gewicht
290 g
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN
978-3-639-17358-1
For decades a pervasive therapeutic pessimism has
surrounded attempts to work with clients with
borderline personality disorder (BPD) with this
population viewed as too difficult or impossible
to work with . Treatments such as dialectical
behaviour therapy (DBT) for BPD have provided a
basis for therapy for which there is increasing
evidence of successful outcomes. Despite this, the
pervasive pessimism has been slow to lift. While
providing training and supervision for mental health
professionals in rural New South Wales, Australia,
the author noted anecdotal evidence that DBT may
facilitate a positive change in clinician responses.
This book explores the experience of mental health
clinicians undertaking training in DBT and
practicing as DBT therapists. Clinicians described
an enhanced capacity for self-awareness and living
life to the full that translates into a more
optimistic and humanistic approach to people
diagnosed with BPD. This book provides a challenge
to prevailing mental health discourse and practice
associated with BPD and will be of interest to
clinicians, educators and those planning and
managing mental health services.
surrounded attempts to work with clients with
borderline personality disorder (BPD) with this
population viewed as too difficult or impossible
to work with . Treatments such as dialectical
behaviour therapy (DBT) for BPD have provided a
basis for therapy for which there is increasing
evidence of successful outcomes. Despite this, the
pervasive pessimism has been slow to lift. While
providing training and supervision for mental health
professionals in rural New South Wales, Australia,
the author noted anecdotal evidence that DBT may
facilitate a positive change in clinician responses.
This book explores the experience of mental health
clinicians undertaking training in DBT and
practicing as DBT therapists. Clinicians described
an enhanced capacity for self-awareness and living
life to the full that translates into a more
optimistic and humanistic approach to people
diagnosed with BPD. This book provides a challenge
to prevailing mental health discourse and practice
associated with BPD and will be of interest to
clinicians, educators and those planning and
managing mental health services.
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