It doesn’t have be this way. Although it is not something that is well-known, there are innovative ways to make it easier. and Cutting-Edge methods that Have empirically-Proven effectiveness in managing and This client population is often confused by their behavior.
Gregory Lester – Borderline Personality Disorder: Treatment and Management that Works
Empirically-Proven Strategies to Help Patients Borderline Personality Disorder
The most prominent, but also the best, is the well-being of your family.-known, and It is possible to do so.-Research has been done on personality disorders and individuals with them. Borderline Personality For most mental health professionals, disorder remains one of the most challenging types of clients. and social service professionals. Many people find social service professionals frustrating and upsetting. and Patients with BPD can be confused, scared, and even make impossible things happen. and frustrate clinicians.
It doesn’t have be this way. Even though the topic is well-known to specialists, there are still many innovative ways to do it. and Cutting-Edge methods that Have empirically-Proven effectiveness in managing and This client population is often difficult to understand. Research and the most recent experience are key to our success. and This recording is literature that offers mental health and social service professionals concise and Practical information on how to treat and This is how you manage people with this condition.
Presented by Gregory W. LesterDr., the widely recognized doctor-A renowned specialist who has trained more social workers on the topic of Personality Disorders than any other professional, this recording delivers what his trainings are famous for—the most current, clear, practical, realistic, useful, and Bottom-Line information is available on the subject.
Take a look at the history of the Borderline Personality Disorder diagnosis, the progression in its understanding and The evolution of its management as it relates clinical interventions
Identify treatment options that Take the latest information into your brain and Clinical practice can incorporate behavior studies
Design practical and It’s easy-To-Clinical approaches should be implemented that Improve client outcomes
Discuss strategies that can be used to reduce crises and control emergencies. and Reduce self-Clients engaging in harmful behavior
Examine specialized and Advanced topics in the treatment personality disorders, including medication recommendations and liability issues, as well as relationship barriers and suicidal behavior. and Self-Care of the practitioner
Outline clinical techniques and Tools for diagnosis and Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder
Find out how to manage your situation the best and diminish self-Harmful behaviors and acute and Clients with chronic suicidality
Examine strategies to reduce client emergency situations and crises
Analyze the types, uses and Effects of medications used to treat clients Borderline Personality Disorder
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FUNDAMENTALS
The diagnosis—beginnings, progress, and Revisions
The disorder—evolution of effective understanding
The new brain and behavior studies
Current formulations
BPD PRACTICAL FEATURES
Behavioral characteristics
A typical beginning, life course and Result
Background and cause
MOOD FEATURES
Emotional responsibility
Emotional over-Intensity
Splitting and dichotomizing
BEHAVIORAL FEATURES
Anger, rage, and Verbally assaultive
Other people’s effects
Impulsivity and Self-Negative behaviors
SELF-HARM AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIORS
Self-Negative acts
Acute and Chronic suicidality
PRINCIPLES OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE TREATMENT
The dynamic, analytic approach that has been proven to work
The cognitive, behavioral and proven cognitive approach
The proven attachment and mentalization approach
PRINCIPLES OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE MAGEMENT
Relationship management
Contextual interventions
MEDICATIONS
Types, uses, and Effects
CRISES
Intervention in crisis
Hospitalization
Telephone contacts
PRACTITIONER ISSUES
Emotional stress
Negative reactions and Counter-Transference
RISK MANAGEMENT
Realities empirics of the risks involved
Suicide risk
Homicide risk
Risques of taking legal action
