1. The mentalizing framework
1: What is mentalizing?
2: Using the mentalizing model to understand personality
disorder
3: Comorbidity
4: Fonagy: Assessment of mentalizing
2. Mentalizing practice
5: Structure of mentalization-based treatment
6: Clinician stance
7: Principles for the mentalizing clinician
8: The mentalizing focus: support, empathy and validation
9: The mentalizing focus: clarification, affect elaboration, affect
focus and challenge
10: Relational focus of mentalizing: transference tracers and
mentalizing the relationship
3. Mentalizing groups
11: MBT-Introductory group (MBT-I)
12: Mentalizing group therapy
13: Antisocial personality disorder: mentalizing, MBT-G and common
clinical problems
4. Mentalizing systems
14: Mentalizing and families: the Families and Carers Training and
Support programme (FACTS)
15: Mentalizing the system
Highly Commended in the Psychiatry category of the British Medical Association Book Awards 2017.
Anthony Bateman - Expert member of National Institute for Clinical
Excellence (NICE) development group for treatment guidelines for
Borderline Personality Disorder in UK; currently Chair of the
National Guideline Development Group for Eating Disorders. NHS
clinical services are recognised by NHS England as a national
demonstration site for the treatment of personality disorder.
President of the European Society for the Study of Personality
Disorders (ESSPD) from
2012-2015.
Authored 14 books and over 120 peer reviewed research articles on
personality disorder and the use of psychotherapy in psychiatric
practice. Received a senior scientist award from British and Irish
group for the Study of Personality Disorder in 2012 and in 2015 the
annual award for "Achievement in the Field of Severe Personality
Disorders" from the BPDRC in the USA.
Peter Fonagy - OBE, FMedSci, FBA, PhD is Head of the Research
Department of Clinical, Educational and Health Psychology and Freud
Memorial Professor of Psychoanalysis at University College London.
He is also CEO of the Anna Freud Centre in London and a Senior
Investigator of the British National Institute for Health Research.
Professor Fonagy is the recipient of numerous prizes, awards and
other honours in the United Kingdom, the United States and
internationally. He has published 17 books,
over 400 original papers, and nearly 250 book chapters
Readers seeking to comprehend recent advances in developmental
psychology, the neurosciences, and mentalization-based treatment
(MBT) for personality disorders will be well served by this work...
This book is highly recommended for clinicians wanting an
up-to-date account of the theory and technique of MBT, with useful
clinical examples to boot.
*Josephine Beatson, Australasian Psychiatry*
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