Lesson 7: A New Diagnosis Attention How have we come to see individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder...? The term "Borderline Personality" used to mean something very different...it used to refer to individuals who were on the border of "Neurosis" and "Psychosis"...however, the same clinical characteristics were identified... Intense, unstable personal relationships Another idea is that Borderline Personality Disorder lays upon a continuum that reprsents the relative ease at which someone may dissociate. At one end are those who can be hypnotized, at the other end are those with Multiple Personality Disorder...and somewhere in the middle are the persons with Borderline Personality Disorder. Hypnotizable<-------->Borderline Personality Disorder<------->Multiple Personality Disorder Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this lesson's material, students will be able to:
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Goals, Values, Principles, and Practice of Psychosocial Rehabilitation This document identifies the key principles associated with the prevailing philosophy and treatment approach within the Mental Health field. Review this document carefuly and consider how these principles both challenge and support your work with persons with Mental Illness and with a history of Trauma. Assessment Lesson 7 Discussion This discussion will focus on the concept of Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Why is a new diagnosis important? Lesson 7 Quiz Answer the following questions in the appropriate assessment:
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