Written in a very practical and clinically-oriented style, BPD and EMDR covers different situations such as defensive strategies, unhealthy self-care patterns, rigid core beliefs, emotional dysregulation, self-harming behaviors, and relational problems.

Borderline Personality Disorder and EMDR offers a comprehensive and structured framework for working with the complex challenges of clients struggling with BPD. The theoretical foundation of these interventions integrates attachment theory, structural dissociation, and the adaptive information processing model. Written in a very practical and clinically oriented style, BPD and EMDR covers a range of clinical components including defensive strategies, unhealthy self-care patterns, rigid core beliefs, emotional dysregulation, self-harming behaviors, and relational problems. Typically, therapists must address these issues to prepare clients for the effective processing of traumatic memories. This book will help you know when and how to integrate these additional treatment components effectively. Additionally, the book describes key considerations throughout the EMDR Eight Phase Model with clients with BPD.