Child and adolescent mental health · 2022
Response: Personality disorder is here to stay across the lifespan - a response to Commentaries on the May 2022 Debate.
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Tyrer Peter
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: The classification of personality disorder is in a state of flux. Revision is necessary, overdue, and is provided by the new ICD-11 classification.
AIMS: To explain the advantages of the new classification system and why 'borderlne' is a redundant term. To summarise positive and negative views about its implications, especially in young people.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Review of recent literature and developments.
RESULTS: Personality disturbance is ubiquitous and changes across the life span. The data are unequivocal.
DISCUSSION: As personality disturbance is so common in childhood and adolescence it should be recognised and acknowledged at this time even though it is very likely to change.
CONCLUSIONS: The stigma surrounding personality disorder can be countered by science and courage.
AIMS: To explain the advantages of the new classification system and why 'borderlne' is a redundant term. To summarise positive and negative views about its implications, especially in young people.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Review of recent literature and developments.
RESULTS: Personality disturbance is ubiquitous and changes across the life span. The data are unequivocal.
DISCUSSION: As personality disturbance is so common in childhood and adolescence it should be recognised and acknowledged at this time even though it is very likely to change.
CONCLUSIONS: The stigma surrounding personality disorder can be countered by science and courage.