United States psychologists: Study BPD and attachment theory. Earn CE credits with practical courses for mental health professionals.
Psychotherapists across the United States who treat clients diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder can use this course to approach the condition from an attachment theory standpoint. Clinical psychologist Yvette Esprey covers the diagnosis and core clinical features of BPD, explains its etiology within an attachment framework, and discusses the treatment implications for everyday practice. Throughout, she ties theory to concrete clinical tools intended to improve therapeutic engagement with this population. The course offers CE credits for psychologists through an APA-approved sponsor and is well suited to clinicians who want to apply attachment-informed treatment strategies with their BPD clients.
Psychotherapy with clients diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) presents unique clinical challenges. In this insightful presentation, clinical psychologist Yvette Esprey provides a comprehensive understanding of BPD through the lens of attachment theory. Drawing on extensive clinical experience, Yvette bridges theoretical concepts and practical approaches to support therapists working with this complex population.
This talk equips practitioners with both a solid theoretical framework and practical clinical tools to enhance therapeutic engagement and outcomes with clients experiencing BPD.
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Learning Outcomes
By the end of this talk, participants will be able to:
Describe the diagnosis and key clinical features of Borderline Personality Disorder
Explain the development of BPD from an attachment theory perspective
Apply attachment-informed treatment strategies in clinical practice with BPD clients