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[Compliance and patience is needed when meeting patients with personality disorder]
Göran Rydén1, Kent-Inge Perseius2
1Norra Stockholms Psykiatri - Stockholm, Sweden Norra Stockholms Psykiatri - Stockholm, Sweden.
Abstract:
Compliance and patience is needed when meeting patients with personality disorder To encounter patients with personality disorders in health care settings is often challenging. Most treatment studies published have included only patients with borderline personality disorder. Of evaluated psychological treatments in borderline personality disorder, dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) has the strongest research support, followed by mentalization based therapy (MBT). Pharmacological treatment in personality disorders should focus on time-limited crisis intervention and treatment of comorbidity. There are few studies on inpatient care of persons with personality disorder. However, there are some interesting projects on brief self-directed inpatient stays as crisis intervention. There is a consensus to avoid long inpatient stays and coercive measures as far as possible.
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