2013•Journal of Contemporary PsychotherapyRequires access

Addressing Treatment Motivation in Borderline Personality Disorder: Rationale for Incorporating Values-Based Exercises into Dialectical Behavior Therapy

Amy Cameron, Kathleen M. Palm Reed, Brandon A. Gaudiano

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Key concepts: Borderline personality disorder, Psychology, Dialectical behavior therapy, Psychotherapist, Distress, Population, Personality, Clinical psychology

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