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Introduction

Scene 2: Family Affair

•Introduction of key characters

•Deceptive appearance of people with BPD

•Behaviors to watch

•DSM-IV-TR multiaxial diagnosis

•Vocational impact of BPD

Scene 3: Are You Discreet ?

•Undermining of self

•Impulsive behavior

•Intolerance of being alone

Scene 4: One Night Stand

•Impulsive behavior

•Frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment

Scene 5: The Morning After

•Frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment

Scene 6: A Walk In The Park

•Frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment

•Unstable and intense interpersonal relationships

•Recurrent self-injury

•Affective instability

•Inappropriate intense anger

•Vocational impact of BPD

•Introduction to Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

•Other emerging therapies

•Transference-focused psychotherapy (TFP)

• Schema-focused therapy (SFT)

•Mentalization-based treatment (MBT)

•Systems Training for Emotional Predictability and Problem Solving (STEPPS)

•Psychotropic medication and BPD

Scene 7: Welcome Home

•Constant state of crisis

•DBT and the crisis of the moment

•Frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment / interpersonal dysregulation

•Narcissistic and self-centered tendencies

•Guilt and remorse

•Chronic feelings of emptiness / dysregulation of self

•Emotion dysregulation – primary “problem” in BPD

Scene 8: You Play Fair, I’ll Play Fair

•Projective tests and BPD

•Lack of empathy and responsibility among those with BPD

•Some DBT strategies

•Relating to people with BPD

•Impulsive behavior / behavior dysregulation

•Extreme idealization and devaluation / interpersonal dysregulation

Scene 9: Breaking and Entering

•Confirmation of earlier interpersonal dysregulation

•Therapeutic relationships and BPD

•DBT and therapist support

•Confusion, isolation, inadequacy and shame

•Perpetual crisis and BPD

Scene 10: Car Trouble

•Mood related symptoms / emotional dysregulation

Scene 11: Play Me

•Idealization and devaluation / interpersonal dysregulation

•BPD and overwhelming affect

Scene 12: The Rabbit

•Transient, stress-related psychotic symptoms / cognitive dysregulation

Scene 13: It’s Over

•Anxiety and sarcasm / emotional dysregulation

Scene 14: Rollercoaster

•Frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment / interpersonal dysregulation

Scene 15: Revenge

•Diagnostic criteria 1, 2, 6, 8 and 9

Scene 16: Bath Time

•Transient, stress-related psychotic episode / cognitive dysregulation

•Self-mutilating behavior / behavior dysregulation

Criterion #3

•Identity disturbance / dysregulation of self

Empathy, Clinician Development and BPD Prognosis

•Guiding questions

•Skills

•DBT and empathy

•Stigma

•Prognosis

•Clinician development