In this remarkable volume, the authors present a theoretical perspective that not only achieves their stated goal of advancing the understanding and treatment of personality disorders, but also unstated goals whose achievement makes the work of exceptionally broad significance to psychological science. - Daniel Cervone, University of Illinois, Chicago
Psychotherapy of Personality Disorders readily moves back and forth from the presentation of sophisticated ideas, to accessible applications and clinical illustrations - a treatment guide that is at once scholarly and practical. - J. Christopher Muran, Chief Psychologist, Department of Psychiatry, Beth Israel Medical Center
This is an important and intriguing contribution to understanding and treating personality disorder by a group of authors who are doing some of the most interesting contemporary work in the field. - John Livesley, University of British Columbia
An integrative and constructivist tour de force... helpful to beginners as well as to seasoned clinicians. - Susan E. DeMattos from PsycCritiques, December 2007 (Vol 52, No 50)
Anyone who has to deal with clients presenting such types of problems will find this book extremely encouraging and useful. Highly recommended. - BACP North London Magazine, Iss. 59, October 2008
In this remarkable volume, the authors present a theoretical perspective that not only achieves their stated goal of advancing the understanding and treatment of personality disorders, but also unstated goals whose achievement makes the work of exceptionally broad significance to psychological science. - Daniel Cervone, University of Illinois, Chicago
Psychotherapy of Personality Disorders readily moves back and forth from the presentation of sophisticated ideas, to accessible applications and clinical illustrations - a treatment guide that is at once scholarly and practical. - J. Christopher Muran, Chief Psychologist, Department of Psychiatry, Beth Israel Medical Center
This is an important and intriguing contribution to understanding and treating personality disorder by a group of authors who are doing some of the most interesting contemporary work in the field. - John Livesley, University of British Columbia
An integrative and constructivist tour de force... helpful to beginners as well as to seasoned clinicians. - Susan E. DeMattos from PsycCritiques, December 2007 (Vol 52, No 50)
Anyone who has to deal with clients presenting such types of problems will find this book extremely encouraging and useful. Highly recommended. - BACP North London Magazine, Iss. 59, October 2008
...I would urge those who are well-versed in the literature on personality disorder to read this book. - Anthony Bateman, The British Journal of Psychiatry
