Borderline Personality Disorder: Clinical Picture, Mechanisms, Therapy

In this book, Rennie Kramer, an expert in psychology, offers a comprehensive overview of borderline personality disorder (BPD). The author examines in detail the clinical picture, etiological mechanisms, and modern approaches to the therapy of this complex condition. The book is based on the latest scientific research and clinical experience, providing readers with a deep understanding of the symptoms of BPD, including emotional dysregulation, issues with self-identity, impulsivity, and interpersonal relationship disturbances. Special attention is given to various therapeutic strategies, such as dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), mentalization-based therapy (MBT), and transactional analysis, which help patients cope with the challenges of BPD. This edition is intended for psychologists, psychiatrists, students of psychological and medical specialties, as well as for anyone encountering BPD in their professional or personal life and seeking a better understanding and effective assistance.