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2008
DOI: 10.1192/bjp.bp.107.048934
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Early intervention for adolescents with borderline personality disorder using cognitive analytic therapy: randomised controlled trial

Abstract: Both CAT and GCC are effective in reducing externalising psychopathology in teenagers with sub-syndromal or full-syndrome borderline [corrected] personality disorder. Larger studies are required to determine the specific value of CAT in this population.

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“…9 Data also suggest considerable flexibility and malleability of BPD traits in youth, 115 making this a key developmental period during which to intervene, and adolescent BPD features have been shown to respond to intervention. 116,117 It has been strongly argued that standalone universal (whole population) prevention of BPD is not currently justified or feasible because the condition is not sufficiently prevalent, and it is unclear what form or dose of intervention would be appropriate. 9 Similarly, selective prevention (targeting those with risk factors for BPD) is currently impractical because of the lack of specificity of most risk factors (particularly environmental factors, such as childhood adversity) associated with BPD.…”
Section: Preventionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…9 Data also suggest considerable flexibility and malleability of BPD traits in youth, 115 making this a key developmental period during which to intervene, and adolescent BPD features have been shown to respond to intervention. 116,117 It has been strongly argued that standalone universal (whole population) prevention of BPD is not currently justified or feasible because the condition is not sufficiently prevalent, and it is unclear what form or dose of intervention would be appropriate. 9 Similarly, selective prevention (targeting those with risk factors for BPD) is currently impractical because of the lack of specificity of most risk factors (particularly environmental factors, such as childhood adversity) associated with BPD.…”
Section: Preventionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CAT has demonstrated effectiveness compared with "treatment as usual," 121 and more rapid recovery but similar 2-year outcome, compared with structured high-quality care available in the HYPE service model. 116 ERT 117 is an adaptation of Systems Training for Emotional Predictability and Problem Solving (STEPPS). 122 ERT is a 17-week, manual-based, cognitivebehavioral group treatment program for adolescent outpatients with borderline personality disorder.…”
Section: Psychotherapymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En la Tabla 3 se incluyen las investigaciones sobre terapias que no son únicamente la TDC o de orientación psicoanalítica: la Terapia Congnitivo-Analítica (TCA), (Chanen et al, 2008;Ryle & Golynkina 2000), la TBE (Farrel, Shaw & Webber, 2009;Giensen-Bloo et al, 2006;Nadort et., al 2009), la TCC (Davidson et al, 2006) y una combinación entre TDC y TBE (Leppänen, Hakko, Sintonen & Lindeman, 2016). Respecto a la TCA, Chanen et al (2008) no encontraron diferencias entre grupos a nivel de conductas parasuicidas y criterios diagnósticos de TLP, la única diferencia significativ a e n t r e l a T C A y e l g r u p o c o n t r o l f u e e n externalización de la psicopatología. En el estudio de Ryle & Golynkina (2000) sólo la mitad de la muestra dejó de cumplir criterios diagnósticos para TLP.…”
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“…Se ha utilizado en trastornos complejos como el TLP. En el estudio de Chanen et al (2008) incluyeron a 78 adolescentes con 2 a 9 rasgos de personalidad límite y mínimo un factor de riesgo para desarrollar TLP (bajo estatus socioeconómico, trastorno negativista desafi ante, síntomas depresivos o historia de abuso). A nivel global, no encontraron diferencias signifi cativas en el cambio en autolesiones entre los dos tratamientos al fi nal del tratamiento ni a los 24 meses.…”
Section: Otras Psicoterapiasunclassified