Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder: A Guide to Evidence-Based Practice PDF
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Gu1LFOPRRDE ss - == e-boo==k TREATMEONFBT O RDERLINE PERSONADLIISTOYR DER Treatmoefn t AG uitdoEe v idenceP-rBaacsteidc e S ECOND EDI T I O N JOEPLA RIS THEG UILFOPRRDE SS NewY ork London 2020 Copyr©i ghtT heG uilfPorreds s A Divisoifo nG uiPlufbolridc ations, Inc. 370 1200, 10001 SeveAnvtehn Suuei,t e NewY orNkY, www.gu.ilford.com Alrli grhetsse rved Nop arotft hbioso mka yb er eprodturcaends,ls attoeridne, d ar etriseysvtaeltm r,a nosrm iinat ntfyeo dr,om rb ya nmye ans, electmreocnhiacn,pi hcoatlo,c opying, rmeiccorrodfiilnmgi,n g, or othewriwtihwsoreui,tt pteernm isfsriotomhn pe u blisher. Prinitnte hdUe 1 1iStteadot feA sm erica Thibso oiksp ri1o1nat ceidd -pfarpeeer . Lasdti giipstr innutm be9r : 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Thea uthhoarcs h ecwkietdh sourcebse r beelliiianheb ivleseef d f otrot s top roviindfeo rmtahtaiitsco onn 1palnedgt een erianal clcyo wridtt hh e standoafpr rdasc tthiaactrea e c cepattt ehtdei moefp ublicHaotwieovne.r , inv ieowft hpeo ssiobfih luimtaeynr roorcr h anigneb se havimoernatla,l healotrnh 1,e dsicciaelnn ceeistt,hha eeur t hnoortr,h e ed iatnopdru blisher, noarn oyt hpearr wthyoh abse einn voilnvt ehpder eparoarpt uibolni cation oft hiwso rk watrhraattnh itens f ornc1oanttiaohinen reeidis n e ivne ry respaeccctu orrac toem plaenttdeh ,ea yrn eo rte sponfsoairnb eylr er oorr s omissoirto hnrese suolbttsa ifnreotdnh 1ue s oefs ucihn formRaetaidoenr.s areen courtaocg oendfi rmi ntfhoer mcaotnitoainint n hebidos o wki toht her sources. Libroafr yC onCgarteaslso ging-iDna-tPiausa b vlaiiclfaartboilmoe n thpeu blisher. 978-1-4625-4193-5 ISBN (paperback) 978-1-4625-4254-3 ISBN (hardcover) About the Author Joel MPDa,irs Riessea,rc h Associate at the Sir Mortimer B. Davis J ewish General Hospital in Montreal, Canada, and Emeritus Profes Full sor of Psychiatry at McGill University. He became Professor at McGill in 1994 and served as Chair of the Department of Psychiatry from 1997 to 2007. Dr. París is past president of the Association for Research on Personality Disorders, one of the founders of the North American Society for the Study of Personality Disorders, and past Canad]ioaunr onfPa sly chiatry. Editor-in-Chief of the His research focuses on the causes, treatment, and long-term outcome of border line personality disorder. Dr. París is the author of more than 280 peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, and books. V Acknowle dgments 1 have dedicated both editions of this book to my colleagues in the personality disorders research community. This book could not have been written without them. Over the years, I have greatly benefited from interactions with researchers-both at McGill and at universi ties around the world-who are as interested as I am in understand ing and treating borderline personality disorder (BPD). Our research community now consists of several hundred people worldwide, and its numbers are growing. I would also like to acknowledge the contributions of my own clinical and research teams to my approach to treating BPD. I con tinue to learn from these colleagues. At The Guilford Press, Jim Nageotte (who also worked on the first edition) and Jane Keislar, as well as Barbara Watkins, provided thoughtful input and direction. " VII
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