Adshead Gwen - Personality Disorder

Forensic Focus 29

Personality Disorder
The Definitive Reader

Edited by Gwen Adshead and Caroline Jacob

Jessica Kingsley Publishers
London and Philadelphia

Subject Index

abnormal illness behaviour

and care-eliciting

see also hypochondriasis; Munchausen syndrome

abuse

levels, and therapeutic failure

see also childhood abuse; sexual abuse; trauma survivors

acting out

of abusive relationships

management of

and moving on

in therapeutic communities

adults, care-eliciting behaviour

after-care

importance of

and IPUs

aggression

in special cases

see also passive aggression; violence

alienation see malignant alienation

analysts see therapists

anger

in hypochondriasis

and insecure attachment

and masochism

in sociopaths

anorexia nervosa, as

care-eliciting behaviour

antisocial personalities, and acting out

anxiety

and attachment behaviour

attachment-focused treatment

containment of

in health care professionals

attachment, theory of

attachment behaviours

and childhood abuse

and depression

gender differences

in mental health institutions

see also care-eliciting behaviour; insecure attachment

attachment figures

health care professionals as

mental health care institutions as

role

attachment-focused treatment

attempted suicide see parasuicide

babies

demands of

mothers hatred of

barter, as fee payment

behavioural problems

as illness or disease

see also acting out; challenging

behaviour; delinquency; maladaptive behaviour; violence behavioural therapy, for passive aggression

biological disadvantage, in mental disorder

biphasic responses, in PTSD

bonding see attachment behaviours; pair bonds

borderline personality disorder

characteristics

defining

and insecure attachment

management

malignant cycles

staffpatient relations

boundaries

definition

violation, and sexual misconduct

see also clothing; interpersonal boundaries; language; locales; money boundaries; physical contact; role boundaries; self-disclosure; time boundaries

brain damage, and delinquency

cancer, treatability of

care in the community, and malignant alienation

care-eliciting behaviour

in adults

and attachment

and culture

definition

gender differences

and pair bonds

in primates

care-eliciting syndromes

ambivalent responses

characteristics

co-morbidity

gender differences

types

see also special cases

care-giving, compulsive

care rejecters

challenging behaviour

responses to

see also acting out; behavioural problems; delinquency; maladaptive behaviour; violence

childhood abuse

and attachment

case studies

and dissociation

effects on health care professionals

see also trauma survivors

children

care-eliciting behaviour, and attachment

see also babies

chimpanzees see primates

clinicians see health care professionals

clothing, and boundaries

cognitive models, and attachment

cognitive psychotherapy

community care see care in the community

comorbidity

in care-eliciting syndromes

and treatability

compulsive care-giving

conflict, between health care professionals

contact comfort

see also grooming

containment

of anxiety

and limit setting

problems for nurses

in a secure base

see also holding environments

contracts, for treatment

control, as a treatment trap

conversion hysteria, as care-eliciting behaviour

counterprojection

counterresistance

countertransference

characteristics

effects

and immature defences

and insecure attachment

in medical literature

and patient resistance

and supervision

see also hate; transference

cultural attitudes, and treatability

culture

and care-eliciting behaviour

changes in health care

dangerousness

and IPU referral

see also violence

defence mechanisms

functions

see also immature defences

delinquency

and brain damage

and parental deprivation

research, sample

and social class

demanders see entitled

demanders

denial

adaptive

self-destructive

as a treatment trap

dependence see attachment; care-eliciting behaviour; parental role

dependency needs, conveyance of, and suicide

dependent clingers

depression

and attachment

as care-eliciting behaviour

and help rejection

treatment difficulty

see also hypochondriasis; manipulative help-rejecters; shoplifting

diagnosis

of insecure attachment

and IPU referral

of personality disorder

and treatability

as value judgement

disability, personality disorder as

disciplinary proceedings, on

sexual misconduct, and

boundary violations

disease, concept

dissociation

and childhood abuse

management of

distance, as a treatment trap

doctors see therapists

dreams, healing

drugs see pharmacotherapy; sedatives; substance abuse

dynamic psychotherapy

engagement of patients

case studies

obstacles

strategies

see also therapeutic alliance; treatment traps

enquiry see reflective practice

entitled demanders

eroticized transference

evidence base, and treatability

external environment, stabilizing

family therapy

fantasy

management of

and narcissism

fees, and boundaries

forensic services

and malignant alienation

resources for

Freud, S., boundary transgressions

general in-patient units

collaboration with specialist

IPUs

disadvantages of

and severe personality disorder

gifts, and boundaries

grooming, in chimpanzees

group discussions

on relationships with patients

on therapeutic failure

group meetings, in secure wards

group therapy

see also peer support; self-help groups; therapeutic communities

growth needs, meeting

guilt

and therapeutic failure

see also acting out

hate

in medical literature

of patients for staff

of therapists for patients

objective

unconscious

hateful patients

types

dependent clingers

entitled demanders

manipulative

help-rejecters

self-destructive deniers

healing dreams

health care, culture changes

health care institutions see

forensic services; general

in-patient units; hospital

environment; mental

health care institutions;

specialist in-patient units;

therapeutic communities

health care professionals

as attachment figures

communication between

see also group discussions

conflict between

feelings of superiority

hostility to patients

and idealization

insecure attachment in

omnipotence in

patients expectations

patients responses

perceptions of severe personality disorders

perceptions of treatment difficulties

relations with patients