Personality Disorders Flashcards
Personality
- Definition
Personality
- Definition
- Individual differences
- Patterns
- Thinking
- Feeling
- Behaving
Personality
- Framework Factors
Personality
- Factors
- Bio
- Appearance/ disability
- Temperament
- IQ - Psycho
- Early attachment
- Siblings
- Peers
- Traumas - Social
- Socioeconomic status
- War/peace
- Social media
- Climate
Personality disorder
- Definitions
Personality disorder
- Definitions
- Enduring maladaptive patterns (persistent)
- Behaviour
- Cognition
- Experience - Across many contexts (pervasive)
- Deviating markedly from culture - Inflexible (problematic)
- Significant distress
- Significant disability
Personality disorder
- 3 Ps of diagnosis
Personality disorder
- 3 Ps
- Persistent
- Problematic
- Pervasive
Personality disorder
- Clusters
Personality disorder
- Clusters
A - Odd/eccentric
1. Paranoid
2. Schizoid
3. Schizotypal
B - Dramatic
1. EUPD
2. Narcissistic
3. Histrionic
4. Antisocial
C - Anxious
1. Avoidant
2. Dependant
2. Anankastic
Cluster A
Cluster A
- Paranoid
- Suspicious
- Mistrustful/grudging
- Persecutory - Schizoid
- Detached
- Little interest in people
- Lacks close friends - Schizotypal
- Eccentric
- Odd behaviour and thinking
- Unconventional beliefs
Cluster B Personalities
Cluster B
- EUPD
- Emotional instability
- Impulsive
- Parasuicidal acts
- Chronic emptiness - Narcissistic
- Grandiose
- Degrading
- Lost later in life - Antisocial
- Unconcern for feeling of others
- Fail to take responsibility - Histrionic
- Theatrical and dramatic
- Superficial, seductive, suggestible
Cluster C personalities
Cluster C
- Anankastic (Obsessive compulsive)
- Rigid, stubborn, perfectionistic, moral - Dependent
- Need other to make decisions
- Need reassurance - Avoidant
- Persistent anxiety
- Sensitive to rejection
- Only pursue guaranteed acceptance
Attachment Theory
- Sense of Security
- Origins
- Notion
Attachment Theory
- Security
- Bond between parent and child
- World feels safe and they are loveable
Attachment Theory
- In adults
Attachment Theory
- In adults
- Care and affection
- model of relating
Self-harm
- Function
Self-harm
- Function
- A coping mechanism
- Common in EUPD
Hamilton Model
- Boundary Seesaw
Hamilton Model
- Boundary Seesaw
- Controller
- Too-controlling - Pacifier
- Over involved
- Too indulging - Negotiator zone
- Care with explicit limits
- Flexible balance
Personality disorders
- Treatment principles
Personality disorders
- Treatment principles
- Importance of attachment
- Crisis indicators used to anticipate
- Appropriate boundaries and contract
- Empowerment
- recovery-focussed - Well-coordinated
- shared treatment - Reflective practice
- MDT
Harm minimisation
- Self harm physiology
- Treatment
Harm minimisation
- Self harm physiology
1. Endorphin relief
2. Addictive wellbeing - Treatment
1. Elastic bands on wrists
2. Holding ice cube
Personality disorders
- Treatment
Personality disorders
- Treatment
- Therapy
- Group treatment
- DBT
(Understanding two ‘opposite’ ideas. Accept self, but change behaviour) - Mentalisation Based Therapy
(thinking about feelings, causes, and behaviour)
- Pharmacology
- Psychotropic