2007
DOI: 10.1007/bf03062263
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Schemagerichte therapie in de forensische setting

Abstract: Persoonlijkheidsstoornissen komen zeer vaak voor in forensische populaties en worden geassocieerd met een hoger recidiverisico. Tot recentelijk was er weinig empirisch bewijs voor behandeling van deze patie¨nten. Schemagerichte therapie is effectief gebleken bij (niet-forensische) ambulante patie¨nten met een borderlinepersoonlijkheidsstoornis. Dit roept de vraag op of SFT eveneens effectief zou kunnen zijn voor de behandeling van ernstige persoonlijkheidsstoornissen bij forensische patie¨nten. De laatste twee… Show more

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“…The additional SMI scale of Overachieving modes included the Self-Aggrandizer, the Demanding Parent, and the Overcontroller modes. The overachieving component is self-evident in the Demanding Parent mode, which represents a state in which one is very demanding of him-or herself and always strives to do more (Bernstein, Arntz, & de Vos, 2007). The other two modes belonging to this scale also include an overachieving element.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The additional SMI scale of Overachieving modes included the Self-Aggrandizer, the Demanding Parent, and the Overcontroller modes. The overachieving component is self-evident in the Demanding Parent mode, which represents a state in which one is very demanding of him-or herself and always strives to do more (Bernstein, Arntz, & de Vos, 2007). The other two modes belonging to this scale also include an overachieving element.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The third mode belonging to the Overachieving modes was the Overcontroller mode. The Overcontroller mode is known to represent one of two options: a Suspicious Overcontroller mode in which one is always on guard for hidden threats (Bernstein et al, 2007) or a Perfectionistic Overcontroller mode in which order, repetition, or ritual is used to avoid making mistakes (Arntz, 2010). In another version of the SMI (SMI-2), good evidence was found for this distinction (Bamelis, Renner, Heidkamp, & Arntz, 2010).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among these are Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (Van den Bosch, 2003), Aggression Replacement Training (Hornsveld, Van Dam-Baggen, Leenaars & Jonkers (2004), Liberman modules and Schema Focused Therapy (SFT; Bernstein, 2006;Bernstein, Arntz & De Vos, 2007). The original treatment protocols had to be adapted for use with forensic patients and these implementation projects included intensive training and supervisory programmes.…”
Section: Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%