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Borderline Personality Disorder and Co-Occurring Disorders: Effective Treatments for Complex Clients

Average Rating:
   4.6
Speakers:
Melissa O'Neill, LCSW
Duration:
1 Hour 24 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Copyright:
Mar 23, 2018
Product Code:
NOS095949
Media Type:
Digital Recordings
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Description

We now know that along with accompanying mood disorders, 78 percent of adults with borderline personality disorder (BPD) will develop a substance disorder or addiction at some point. Understanding and addressing this complex comorbidity can make treating these clients less overwhelming. Through experiential exercises and case studies, we’ll explore how personal biases toward clients with BPD can affect diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes, and we’ll focus on a range of evidence-based practices for treating this complex diagnosis. You’ll discover how to:

  • Implement effective strategies for managing impulsivity in BPD clients, including mindfulness and relapse-prevention planning
  • Apply basic elements of Dual Focus Schema Therapy to treatment, such as altering clients’ negative belief systems to help break the cycle of chronic relapse
  • Utilize strategies from DBT and ACT for co-occurring disorders, including distress-tolerance skill implementation and thought diffusion

Cultivate awareness of personal biases to avoid common traps with BPD clients, such as blaming the client and getting caught in their narrative

 

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This online program is worth 1.5 hours CPD.

Handouts

Manual - Borderline Personality Disorder and Co-Occurring Disorders (1.2 MB) 21 Pages Available after Purchase

Speakers

Melissa O'Neill, LCSW Related seminars and products

Melissa O’Neill, LCSW, is the director of program development at Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center. She specializes in work with co-occurring disorders and BPD and is trained in DBT and ACT.

Objectives

  1. Discover how to implement effective strategies for managing impulsivity in BPD clients, including mindfulness and relapse-prevention planning
  2. Discover how to apply basic elements of Dual Focus Schema Therapy to treatment, such as altering clients’ negative belief systems to help break the cycle of chronic relapse
  3. Discover how to utilize strategies from DBT and ACT for co-occurring disorders, including distress-tolerance skill implementation and thought diffusion
  4. Discover how to cultivate awareness of personal biases to avoid common traps with BPD clients, such as blaming the client and getting caught in their narrative

Outline

Clinician’s Biases can provide a powerful impact in treatment of BPD and Co‐occurring disorders
  • The core of BPD is relational and inevitably comes into the therapeutic relationship
  • The question isn’t whether it’s impacting the therapeutic relationship but “How?”
  • Clinicians can identify common traps within the relationship and strategies to stay engaged in the therapeutic relationship
Evidenced‐Based Approach to BPD and Co‐occurring Disorders – Dual Focused Schema Therapy
  • How to assess and create change through the negative belief system
  • Early relapse prevention planning is the key to changing the negative belief system
Evidenced‐Based Approach to BPD and Co‐occurring Disorders – DBT and ACT
  • Shifting perspectives to see emotional dysregulation as a source of impulsivity that often leads to relapse
  • Introduction DBT and ACT skills to address emotional dysregulation
    • Thought Diffusion
    • Distress Tolerance Skills
  • Mindfulness Skills

Target Audience

  • Psychologists
  • Physicians
  • Addiction Counselors
  • Counselors
  • Social Workers
  • Marriage & Family Therapists
  • Nurses
  • Other Behavioral Health Professionals

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