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23 Nov 2015 11:32 PM | Travis Atkinson


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Combined Group and Individual Schema Therapy for Borderline Personality Disorder

by Veronique Dickhaut and Arnoud Arntz

In the latest blog from ISST Board Research and Science Coordinator Eshkol Rafaeli, the two guest authors, Veronique Dickhaut and Arnoud Arntz, describe the development of a combined group and individual Schema Therapy (ST) protocol for the treatment of patients suffering from Borderline Personality Disorder, and the results of a pilot study based on that protocol. Patients who received combined group/individual ST showed greater improvement in comparison with those who received solely individual ST. Notably, these patients reached happiness levels almost equivalent to those found in the general population. The blog concludes with an outline of the currently-running group ST international RCT. BPD TREATMENT WITH SCHEMA THERAPY


INSPIRE 2016

What is it with Modes?

The Transdiagnostic Power of Mode Work in Schema Therapy

ISST Vienna Conference

June 30 - July 2, 2016

Planning for the INSPIRE 2016 ISST Conference in Vienna is underway, with the main theme of "What is it with Modes?" Keynote speakers are lining up, both from within and outside of the schema therapy community, to present ideas about the theme, and the planning committee invites the entire schema therapy community to submit proposals for workshops and other presentations. 

Deadlines for Submissions:

December 15, 2015: proposals for panels, symposia, hot-topic talks, case discussions, and workshops

January 20, 2016: proposals for poster presentations

For directions to submit your proposals, visit: SUBMISSIONS


Schema Therapy Bulletin October 2015: Schema Therapy in Healthcare Settings

This second issue of the Schema Therapy Bulletin, edited by Lissa Parsonnet and ISST Board Secretary Chris Hayes, focuses on the use of schema therapy with medically ill patients. Unlike in more traditional applications of the model, the primary focus of medically ill patients is on disease management or cure, and the relief of physical symptoms rather than on psychiatric symptoms, relationship issues or other psychosocial concerns.

Articles in this issue include:

  • Using the Schema Therapy Model to Help Patients Cope with a Cancer Diagnosis by Lissa Parsonnet
  • Schema Therapy in Medical Settings by Cesar A. Gonzalez
  • Working with Patients who have Chronic Illness by Elizabeth Lacy
  • Schema Therapy in Dermatology by Alexandra Mizara

​Visit the Schema Therapy Bulletin online now: STB


Upcoming Schema Therapy Events

  • November 30: Group schema therapy for adolescents: 3-day training with Ida Shaw and Maria Galimzyanova in Amsterdam
  • December 4: Advanced skills development in group schema therapy with Ida Shaw and Joan Farrell in Amsterdam
  • December 5: Advanced methods using empathic confrontation in schema therapy by Neele Reiß and Friederike Vogel in Mainz
  • December 12: Schema therapy basic techniques III with Alp Karaosmanoglu in Istanbul
  • December 12: Supervision workshop in schema therapy with Igor Nenadic in Mainz
  • December 14: Schema couples therapy interest group meeting online

View more schema therapy events on the website: EVENTS

Sponsoring an event that is not yet listed on the website?  SUBMIT EVENTS

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