Come hear more about mentalizing-based treatment!
- Jul 25, 2017
- 1 min read
I'm honored and excited by the opportunity to present about mentalizing-based treatment for borderline personality disorder next month at Destinations for Teens in West LA - come join me for lunch and learn more about this exciting approach!
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I've been reflecting on the insights about mentalizing and staying present in difficult conversations, and it really resonated with me after reading this on popemote. It's such a useful reminder that we often assume we understand what others are thinking when we really don't. This approach seems like it could genuinely help me be more patient with my partner.
The announcement about presenting on mentalizing-based treatment for borderline personality disorder at Destinations for Teens in West LA sounds like a valuable opportunity. It's interesting to see this alongside the other topics like the pro athlete's perspective on suicide and the new research on fathers' needs. For anyone wanting to dive deeper into the treatment approach itself, Neverness to Everness Wiki could be a useful starting point.
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The announcement about presenting on mentalizing-based treatment for borderline personality disorder at Destinations for Teens in West LA sounds like a valuable opportunity. It's interesting to see the range of topics covered, from a pro athlete's perspective on suicide to new research on fathers' needs. I hope the lunch and learn session is well-attended and informative, and I'm glad to see this work highlighted in SubtitleOps.