Gregory Lester – Borderline Personality Disorder: Treatment and Management that Works

It doesn’t have to be like this. Although it is not something that everyone knows about, there are innovative ways to make this area more accessible. and Cutting-Edge methods that Have empirically-Proven effectiveness in managing and The behavior of this sometimes bewildering client group is being addressed.

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Gregory Lester – Borderline Personality Disorder: Treatment and Management that Works

Empirically-There are proven strategies to help patients with their problems Borderline Personality Disorder

The most famous, but also the best, are-known, and It is possible to do so.-Research has been done on personality disorders and individuals with them. Borderline Personality Those with disorder are still the hardest clients for most mental health professionals. and social service professionals. Many people find social service professionals frustrating and upsetting. and Even if it seems impossible, patients suffering from BPD often confuse, frighten. and frustrate clinicians.

It doesn’t have to be like this. Although the subject is not well-known to most people, there are many innovative solutions. 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 Literature, this recording offers mental wellness and social service professionals concise and Practical information about treating and This is how you manage people with this condition.

Represented by Gregory W. LesterThe widely recognized doctor, a PhD-A renowned specialist who has trained more social workers on the subject 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-Information on the topic is available in line.

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1. Take a look at the history of the Borderline Personality The progression of understanding disorder diagnosis and its treatment and The evolution of its management as it relates clinical interventions
2. Recognize clinical treatment methods that Take the latest information into your brain and Behavior studies are integrated into clinical practice
3. Design practical and It’s easy-To-Implement clinical approaches that Improve client outcomes
4. Discuss the need to discuss clinical strategies for reducing crises and controlling emergencies. and Self-reduction-Clients engaging in harmful behavior
5. Examine specialized and Topics that are more advanced in the treatment and management of personality disorders. and Self-The practitioner’s care
6. Outline clinical techniques and Tools for diagnosis and Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder
7. Find out how to manage your situation the best and diminish self-Harmful behaviors and acute and Clients who suffer from chronic suicidality
8. Examine strategies to minimize client emergencies and crises
9. Analyze the uses and types and Effects of medication 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’S PRACTICAL FEATURES

• Behavioral characteristics
• A typical beginning, life course and End result
• Background and cause

MOOD FEATURES

• Emotional accountability
• Emotional over-Intensity
• Splitting and dichotomizing

BEHAVIORAL FEATURES

• Anger, rage, and Verbally aggressive
• Other people’s effects
• Impulsivity and Self-Destructive behaviors

SELF-HARM and SUICIDAL BEHAVIORS

• Self-Doing something wrong
• Acute and Chronic suicidality

HIGHLY EFFECTIVE TREATMENT PRINCIPLES

• A dynamic and proven analytical approach
• Cognitive and behavioral approaches that work.
• The proven attachment and mentalization approach

HIGHLY EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES

• Management of relationships
• Contextual interventions

MEDICATIONS

• Types, uses, and Effects

CRISES

• Intervention during a crisis
• Hospitalization
• Telephone numbers

PRACTITIONER ISSUES

• Stress on the emotional side
• Negative reactions and Counter-Transference

RISK MANAGEMENT

• Realities empirics of the risks involved
• Suicide at high risk
• Homicide at risk
• There is a risk of taking legal action