Therapy of acceptance and responsibility in borderline personality disorder. Flexible treatment plan
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As you know, customers with a borderline personality disorder (PRL) and emotional dysregulation often have to cope with negative ideas about themselves, leading to a sense of shame, problems in interpersonal relationships and self -overpass behavior. And although dialectical behavioral therapy (DPT) has become a standard method for the treatment of PRL, therapy for acceptance and responsibility (ACT) has a powerful potential for the treatment of this disorder. This book contains a comprehensive program for conducting ACT with customers with PRL. Using the proposed 16-week protocol, the therapist will help customers overcome the main driving force of the PR-avoiding internal experience-and gain the psychological flexibility necessary to harmonize emotions, begin healing and improve the quality of life oriented to value.
The manual is intended for practicing therapists, graduate students, students and psychologists and other specialists involved in the problems of PR.
As you know, customers with a borderline personality disorder (PRL) and emotional dysregulation often have to cope with negative ideas about themselves, which lead to a sense of shame, problems in interpersonal relationships and self -aggressive behavior.
And although dialectical behavioral therapy (DPT) has become a standard method for treating PRL, therapy for acceptance and responsibility (ACT) has a powerful potential for the treatment of this disorder.
This book is a comprehensive program for conducting ACT with clients having a prl. Using the proposed 16-week protocol, the therapist will help customers overcome the main driving force of PRL-avoiding internal experience-and gain the psychological flexibility necessary to harmonize emotions and begin healing. The therapist will also find a review of the five important ACT skills here, practical tips and strategies to include each of these skills in psychotherapeutic sessions. Readers will receive a practical idea of how to influence the main causes of PRL and emotional dysregulation to improve the results of therapy and help to clients in improving the quality of life focused on their priorities.
The manual is intended for practicing therapists, graduate students, students and psychologists and other specialists involved in the problems of PR
The manual is intended for practicing therapists, graduate students, students and psychologists and other specialists involved in the problems of PR.
As you know, customers with a borderline personality disorder (PRL) and emotional dysregulation often have to cope with negative ideas about themselves, which lead to a sense of shame, problems in interpersonal relationships and self -aggressive behavior.
And although dialectical behavioral therapy (DPT) has become a standard method for treating PRL, therapy for acceptance and responsibility (ACT) has a powerful potential for the treatment of this disorder.
This book is a comprehensive program for conducting ACT with clients having a prl. Using the proposed 16-week protocol, the therapist will help customers overcome the main driving force of PRL-avoiding internal experience-and gain the psychological flexibility necessary to harmonize emotions and begin healing. The therapist will also find a review of the five important ACT skills here, practical tips and strategies to include each of these skills in psychotherapeutic sessions. Readers will receive a practical idea of how to influence the main causes of PRL and emotional dysregulation to improve the results of therapy and help to clients in improving the quality of life focused on their priorities.
The manual is intended for practicing therapists, graduate students, students and psychologists and other specialists involved in the problems of PR
Author:
Author:Патрисия Э. Зурита Она
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907458-66-6
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