INTENSIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY OF THE BORDERLINE PATIENT
CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION 2 THE CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF GROUP SCHEMA THERAPY 3 USING THE THERAPEUTIC FACTORS OF GROUPS TO CATALYZE AND AUGMENT SCHEMA THERAPY INTERVENTIONS 4 THE THERAPIST ROLE: LIMITED REPARENTING BROADENED TO A FAMILY 5 SOME BASICS OF GROUP SCHEMA THERAPY 6 THE COURSE OF GROUP SCHEMA THERAPY STAGE ONE: BONDING AND EMOTIONAL REGULATION 7 THE COURSE OF GROUP SCHEMA THERAPY STAGE TWO: SCHEMA MODE CHANGE 8 THE COURSE OF GROUP SCHEMA THERAPY STAGE THREE: AUTONOMY 9 THE PATIENT WORKBOOK MATERIALS AND HOW TO USE THEM 10 COMBINING INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP SCHEMA THERAPY 11 MEETING CORE EMOTIONAL NEEDS IN GROUP SCHEMA THERAPY THROUGH LIMITED REPARENTING 12 A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF SCHEMA THERAPY FOR BPD 13 CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR GROUP SCHEMA THERAPY