Australia psychologists: Discover BPD treatment through attachment theory. Access practical CPD courses for mental health professionals.
For Australian psychologists and counsellors who work with clients diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder, this course offers an attachment theory perspective on a presentation known for its clinical challenges. Clinical psychologist Yvette Esprey describes the key diagnostic features of BPD, traces its origins within an attachment framework and outlines the treatment implications that follow. Her approach bridges theoretical concepts with practical clinical tools, so practitioners can apply attachment-informed strategies in their own work. The course is approved by the Australian Counselling Association for CPD hours, and it is a useful option for anyone building skills with this complex client group.
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