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Personality Disorders: Advanced Diagnosis, Treatment & Management
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Objectives
- Communicate the difference between personality disorder and psychiatric disorder as it relates to clinical treatment.
- Articulate the underlying structure of disordered personality and its clinical implications.
- Assess individuals with personality disorders to clinically distinguish and put to practical use in session.
- Communicate why diagnosis is the critical element to effective clinical treatment for clients with personality disorders.
- Categorize different types of personality disorders to accurately identify and inform clinical treatment interventions.
- Evaluate significant problems typically created by clients with personality disorders and utilize clinical strategies for symptom management.
- Implement the framework for successful treatment and management of clients with personality disorders.
- Differentiate intervention models as they relate to treatment outcomes.
- Demonstrate the most effective aspect of the intervention models to improve client level of functioning.
- Determine effective targeted interventions to improve treatment outcomes with personality disordered clients.
- Implement empirically validated treatment interventions for clients with personality disorders.
- Appraise the management models of interventions for clients with personality disorders.
- Assess common co-occurring conditions in relation to assessment and treatment planning.
- Determine clinical interventions for reduction of self-harm behaviors.
- Recommend interventions to manage suicide risk in clients with personality disorders.
- Differentiate personality disorders in children and adolescents to inform the clinician’s choice of treatment interventions.
- Adapt treatment strategies for working with personality disorders in couples and familtherapy.
- Summarize clinical strategies for working with the significant others of individuals with personality disorders.
Copyright :
09/10/2018
Treating Personality Disorders: Advances from Brain Science and Traumatology
Program Information
Objectives
- Utilize clinical strategies to develop a therapeutic alliance in the face of mistrust, control issues, and rock- solid defenses while staying out of power struggles
- Apply effective tools for working with pathological dissociation in therapy
- Utilize clinical interventions informed by neuroscience to alleviate symptoms of personality disorders, including violence and emotional meltdowns
Copyright :
26/03/2017