Tijdschrift voor psychiatrie · 2008
[The development of a treatment program for violent forensic psychiatric patients with a cluster B personality disorder].
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Hornsveld R H J, Soe-Agnie S, Donker J, van der Wal L
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BACKGROUND: Very few articles have been published in professional journals concerning the design, content, and results of treatment programs for violent forensic psychiatric patients in the Netherlands.
AIM: To describe the development of a treatment program for forensic psychiatric patients with a cluster B personality disorder. In this program a treatment for aggression was combined with a treatment for substance abuse.
METHOD: Clinical findings obtained with both treatments are discussed, followed by a description of new modules that were added because of recent research results. results The combined treatment program targets the principal dynamic factors that cause individuals to display criminal behaviour.
CONCLUSION: Empirical research is needed in order to find out whether the treatment as a whole produces better results than the two treatments administered separately.
AIM: To describe the development of a treatment program for forensic psychiatric patients with a cluster B personality disorder. In this program a treatment for aggression was combined with a treatment for substance abuse.
METHOD: Clinical findings obtained with both treatments are discussed, followed by a description of new modules that were added because of recent research results. results The combined treatment program targets the principal dynamic factors that cause individuals to display criminal behaviour.
CONCLUSION: Empirical research is needed in order to find out whether the treatment as a whole produces better results than the two treatments administered separately.