Borderline Disorders Clinical Models and Techniques

Borderline Disorders Clinical Models and Techniques by Eda G. Goldstein is a comprehensive resource published by Guilford Press on October 5, 1990. This 262-page volume is written in English and aims to make complex psychological concepts accessible to practitioners across various mental health disciplines. The book features case vignettes that illustrate therapist-patient interactions and clinical concepts, drawing on the approaches of notable figures such as Otto Kernberg and Heinz Kohut.

Readers will find that the book is divided into two sections, with the first part addressing the historical background and current theoretical perspectives on borderline disorders. The second part analyzes five treatment models focused on conflict and deficits, while also discussing integrative clinical perspectives and treatment approaches for couples, families, and hospital settings. This edition serves as a valuable guide for those interested in the intricacies of psychopathology and clinical psychology.