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Group Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy: An Integrative Response to a Clinical Case

Claudia Arlo

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This response to a clinical group case originates from a dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) informed perspective. The article will first summarize the contributions of DBT to the treatment and understanding of borderline personality disorder (BPD) and multi-disordered clients with BPD or emotional dysregulation disorders. The place of group work in DBT will be described and then integrated with psychodynamic group therapy. This model will then be applied to the clinical vignette under discussion.

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This response to a clinical group case originates from a dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) informed perspective. The article will first summarize the contributions of DBT to the treatment and understanding of borderline personality disorder (BPD) and multi-disordered clients with BPD or emotional dysregulation disorders. The place of group work in DBT will be described and then integrated with psychodynamic group therapy. This model will then be applied to the clinical vignette under discussion.

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This response to a clinical group case originates from a dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) informed perspective. The article will first summarize the contributions of DBT to the treatment and understanding of borderline personality disorder (BPD) and multi-disordered clients with BPD or emotional dysregulation disorders. The place of group work in DBT will be described and then integrated with psychodynamic group therapy. This model will then be applied to the clinical vignette under discussion.

Key concepts: Borderline personality disorder, Dialectical behavior therapy, Psychotherapist, Group psychotherapy, Psychology, Perspective (graphical), Psychodynamics, Vignette

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