P.3.f.001 Impact of side effects of psychotropic drugs on the quality of life of patients with bipolar disorder

Hajji, K.; Marrag, I.; Soussia, R. Ben; Zarrouk, L.; Nasr, Mohamed

doi:10.1016/s0924-977x(14)70906-x

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“…The finding that the use of psychotropic medications was considerably reduced in MBT groups is also an indicator of the success of the treatment. This reduction may help to improve patients’ quality of life as the side effects and adverse consequences of psychotropic drugs are linked with lower quality of life (Hajji, Marrag, Ben Soussia, Zarrouk, & Nasr, ; Kopp et al ., ). Encouragingly, the positive effects of MBT were observed across various settings, including day hospitals as well as inpatient and outpatient clinics.…”

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Is mentalization‐based therapy effective in treating the symptoms of borderline personality disorder? A systematic review

Vogt

Norman

2018

Psychol Psychother

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Mentalization-based therapy (MBT) is increasingly being considered as a treatment for people with borderline personality disorder (BPD), and a systematic review was required to investigate its effectiveness. MBT was found to be equally as effective or superior to well-established comparison treatments of BPD, however, the majority of studies was of unsatisfying quality. Little is known about the mechanisms of MBT. Further, better quality trials are needed to investigate its efficacy in treating BPD.

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