Clinical outcomes of a stepped care program for borderline personality disorder
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Abstract
These results support the concept that for the majority of patients with BPD, brief treatment can be effective. While some patients still need longer treatment, the results are encouraging for brief treatment as a first step for the majority of patients with BPD. While this study adds to the weight …
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| Authors | Laporte L;Paris J;Bergevin T;Fraser R;Cardin JF;; |
| Journal | personality and mental health |
| Year | 2018 |
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