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ICD-11 Personality Disorders is a comprehensive and clinically helpful overview of ICD-11 personality disorders and related traits, and offers clinical illustrations to guide practitioners. The volume describes central aspects that are used to determine the presence and severity of personality dysfunction including topics such as identity and agency, malignant self-regard and depressivity, grandiose and vulnerable narcissism, interpersonal dependency, social cognition and perspective-taking, emotion regulation and affect integration, dissociative and psychotic features, psychopathy and interpersonal harm, and self-harm.The volume provides differential diagnostic guidelines in relation to other persistent mental disorders such as autism spectrum, ADHD, schizotypal disorder, bipolar disorders, and Complex PTSD. The wide array of contributors integrate a range of evidence-based psychotherapy approaches including Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Mentalization Based Therapy (MBT), Transference-Focused Therapy (TFP), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP), Metacognitive Interpersonal Therapy (MIT), Good Psychiatric Management (GPM), Nidotherapy, and Schema Therapy to describe the available instruments and measures, including how to use different sources of diagnostic information.

A practical roadmap to navigate the new ICD-11 classification of personality disorders- Written by leading ICD-11 and personality disorder experts- Illustrated with clinical examples- Full of practical tipsThis insightful book offers professionals a comprehensive guide for navigating the new way of diagnosing and understanding personality difficulties and disorders introduced in the ICD-11. Through in-depth clinical examples, these experienced authors illustrate clearly how to determine severity, specify the five trait domains, and interpret aspects of personality dysfunction, including specific combinations of trait domains. The book also provides guidelines for differential diagnosis in relation to a range of other persistent mental disorders, clinical decision- making, individualized treatment planning, necessary treatment intensity, and psychotherapeutic focus. Readers will appreciate the exploration of available standardized instruments for classification, as well as the guide using the old classifications in the ICD-10 and the DSM-5 with the ICD-11 guidelines in the appendix. This book provides a roadmap for psychologists, psychiatrists, other mental health professionals, and students to use the latest advancements in classification to enhance patient care of people with personality disorders.

From pioneering scientist-practitioners, this book offers the first comprehensive guide to using the groundbreaking Alternative Model for Personality Disorders (AMPD) in clinical practice. The authors explain how the AMPD weaves together evidence-based assessment of personality functioning and traits to provide a dimensional understanding of the client's needs, strengths, and level of impairment. Vivid case examples illustrate applications in clinical assessment, client feedback, diagnosis, treatment planning, and personalized intervention. The book's final section describes ways to apply the AMPD with specific patterns of personality disorder and with other mental health issues, such as complex trauma and impulse-control problems.

A practical roadmap to navigate the new ICD-11 classification of personality disorders- Written by leading ICD-11 and personality disorder experts- Illustrated with clinical examples- Full of practical tipsThis insightful book offers professionals a comprehensive guide for navigating the new way of diagnosing and understanding personality difficulties and disorders introduced in the ICD-11. Through in-depth clinical examples, these experienced authors illustrate clearly how to determine severity, specify the five trait domains, and interpret aspects of personality dysfunction, including specific combinations of trait domains. The book also provides guidelines for differential diagnosis in relation to a range of other persistent mental disorders, clinical decision- making, individualized treatment planning, necessary treatment intensity, and psychotherapeutic focus. Readers will appreciate the exploration of available standardized instruments for classification, as well as the guide using the old classifications in the ICD-10 and the DSM-5 with the ICD-11 guidelines in the appendix. This book provides a roadmap for psychologists, psychiatrists, other mental health professionals, and students to use the latest advancements in classification to enhance patient care of people with personality disorders.

ICD-11 Personality Disorders is a comprehensive and clinically helpful overview of ICD-11 personality disorders and related traits, and offers clinical illustrations to guide practitioners. The volume describes central aspects that are used to determine the presence and severity of personality dysfunction including topics such as identity and agency, malignant self-regard and depressivity, grandiose and vulnerable narcissism, interpersonal dependency, social cognition and perspective-taking, emotion regulation and affect integration, dissociative and psychotic features, psychopathy and interpersonal harm, and self-harm.The volume provides differential diagnostic guidelines in relation to other persistent mental disorders such as autism spectrum, ADHD, schizotypal disorder, bipolar disorders, and Complex PTSD. The wide array of contributors integrate a range of evidence-based psychotherapy approaches including Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Mentalization Based Therapy (MBT), Transference-Focused Therapy (TFP), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP), Metacognitive Interpersonal Therapy (MIT), Good Psychiatric Management (GPM), Nidotherapy, and Schema Therapy to describe the available instruments and measures, including how to use different sources of diagnostic information.

From pioneering scientist-practitioners, this book offers the first comprehensive guide to using the groundbreaking Alternative Model for Personality Disorders (AMPD) in clinical practice. The authors explain how the AMPD weaves together evidence-based assessment of personality functioning and traits to provide a dimensional understanding of the client's needs, strengths, and level of impairment. Vivid case examples illustrate applications in clinical assessment, client feedback, diagnosis, treatment planning, and personalized intervention. The book's final section describes ways to apply the AMPD with specific patterns of personality disorder and with other mental health issues, such as complex trauma and impulse-control problems.

Praxisnaher Navigationsleitfaden zur ICD-11-Klassifikation von PersönlichkeitsstörungenDieses Buch erläutert praxisnah die Anwendung derICD-11-Klassifikation von Persönlichkeitsstörungen sowie verwandter Persönlichkeitsmerkmale und -muster.Mit zahlreichen klinischen Beispielen veranschaulichen die Autoren das klinische Verständnis der Persönlichkeits-funktion, die Klassifikation von leichten, mittelschwerenund schweren Persönlichkeitsstörungen, unterschiedliche Persönlichkeitsmerkmale und -muster sowie die Inter-pretation spezifischer Kombinationen von Merkmals-domänen.Zur klinischen Entscheidungsfindung werden darüberhinaus auf Grundlage der ICD-11-Leitlinien die wichtigsten differenzialdiagnostischen Überlegungen zu anderen anhaltenden psychischen Störungen ausführlich erläutert. Die individuelle Behandlungsplanung und die erforderliche Behandlungsintensität mit psychotherapeutischem Schwer-punkt werden nachvollziehbar dargestellt.Im Anhang des Buches werden weitere verfügbare und standardisierte Instrumente vorgestellt, um den "Übergang" von den bisherigen ICD-10- und DSM-5-Persönlichkeits-störungstypen zu dem neuen dimensionalen ICD-11-Diagnose-Konzept zu erleichtern.Die Autoren, die an der Konzeption und Überarbeitung der ICD-11 beteiligt waren, geben hier einen kompakten Überblick über die Änderungen, die sich auf die tägliche Praxis aller diagnostisch und therapeutisch Tätigen auswirken werden. Für die vorliegende deutschsprachige Ausgabe wurden Inhalte mit länderspezifischen Hinweisen ergänzt. Das Buch richtet sich in erster Linie an Ärztliche und Psychologische Psychotherapeut*innen, Psychiater*innen, Klinische Psycholog*innen, Studierende und Lehrende in der psychotherapeutischen Aus-, Fort- und Weiterbildung.