Integrated Treatment for Co-Occurring Disorders: Personality Disorders and AddictionIntegrated Treatment for Co-Occurring Disorders addresses a complex client population, which presents service providers with significant professional challenges. Underlying personality disorders compromise treatment effectiveness for medical, other psychiatric, or trauma services, as well as the ability these individuals have in adhering to probation, parole, or court-ordered treatment requirements. A co-occuring substance use disorder amplifies the difficulties experienced by personality-disordered individuals, exacerbates the precarious nature of their relationships, and raises the skill level needed by service providers attempting to help them. There can be significant professional satisfaction in working effectively with the interplay of addiction and disorders of personality. The book brings focus to the specifics of assessment and treatment for this type of co-occurring disorder and suggests that greater adaptability, fewer self-sabotaging behaviors, and an abstinent lifestyle are all possible. Recovery from both disorders is the journey these individuals take toward greater maturation, reliable impulse control, and coping skills that are not dependent upon the evasion of the demands of living or use of substances to manage stress or uncomfortable affect. Recovery is possible, and service providers can assist these clients on their path to wellness. |
Contents
Integrated Treatment for Individuals with CoOccurring Personality | |
Definition and Criteria for Substance Use Disorders 6 | |
The SelfCreated World Altered Reality of PPD 21 | |
Treatment Provider Guidelines 24 | |
Recovery Activities for Individuals with PPD and Addiction 29 | |
Schizotypal Personality Disorder and Substance | |
Antisocial Personality Disorder and Substance | |
Personality Disorder as Primary Diagnosis or Secondary | |
Integrated Treatment for CoOccurring Personality Disorders | |
PassiveAggressive Negativistic Personality Disorder | |
Personality Disorders and Addiction 205 | |
Borderline Personality Disorder and Substance | |
Histrionic Personality Disorder and Substance | |
Drugs of Choice for HPD 103 | |
Disorders 8 | |
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