General intervention principles for the treatment of borderline personality disorder serve as a basis for the clinical care of patients with borderline personality disorder for therapeutic professionals who do not specialize in the treatment of this disorder. The paper will present the minimum requirements for the treatment of borderline personality disorder.
Simplified treatment concepts, limited to the essentials, are needed in practice for the training of professionals who deal with patients with borderline personality disorder in everyday clinical practice.
The concept of General Intervention Principles includes three components – Function of Therapeutic Intervention, Basic Therapeutic Attitude, Psychoeducation – which will be explained compactly.
More videos from this symposium:
Treatment recommendations and guidelines for borderline personality disorder.
Evidence-based psychotherapeutic methods for the treatment of borderline personality disorder.
Evidence-based pharmacotherapy for borderline personality disorder.
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