Personality disorder programme No longer a diagnosis of exclusion

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Treatment

Identifying what works in the treatment of Personality Disorder is a complex question for several reasons.

• There are a range of perspectives on the effective treatment of PD, from psychological therapies, social support and medication to appropriate housing, benefits and advocacy advice, education, vocational and employment opportunities etc.
• PD is experienced with varying severity and impact upon an individuals’ life as well as their family and friends
• PD is a somewhat new field for professionals in England. The National PD Programme has invested into a significant research programme to understand effective treatment models for supporting individual recovery and social inclusion

During the initiation of the National PD Programme service users were consulted on helpful and unhelpful features of services.

What works

What does not work

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