Behandeling van trauma bij de antisociale persoonlijkheidsstoornis

Tilburg, C.A. van

doi:10.1007/978-90-368-2295-4_9

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“…EMDR-therapy resulted in reduced problem behavior in youth- ( Soberman et al, 2002 ; Farkas et al, 2010 ; McMullen et al, 2013 ) and adult samples ( Ricci et al, 2006 ; Wright and Russell, 2013 ). EMDR also enhanced the amount of empathy for victims ( Ricci et al, 2006 ; Van Tilburg, 2020 ). Schema therapy, which targets negative cognitions about self, others and the world, presented strong reductions on personality disorder-symptoms and self-control ( Bernstein et al, 2021 ).…”

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Pathways to antisocial behavior: a framework to improve diagnostics and tailor therapeutic interventions

Visser

Rijckmans²,

Vermunt³

et al. 2023

Front. Psychol.

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The Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD), and antisocial behavior (ASB) in general, is associated with significant impact on individuals themselves, their environment, and society. Although various interventions show promising results, no evidence-based treatments are available for individuals with ASPD. Therefore, making informed choices about which treatment can be applied to an individual patient is complicated. Furthermore, contradictory findings on therapy effectiveness and underlying factors of ASB, such as cognitive impairments and personality traits, fuel the debate whether the conceptualization of ASPD in the DSM-5 is accurate and whether this population can be seen as homogeneous. A conceptual framework, based on the reciprocal altruism theory, is presented in which we propose different pathways to ASB. These pathways suggest underlying dynamics of ASB and provide an explanation for previous contradictory research outcomes. This framework is intended to serve as a clinically relevant model that provides directions for improving diagnostics and matching treatments to underlying dynamics in the antisocial population.

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