Sara Amundson & Laurie Edmundson
Sara Amundson & Laurie Edmundson
DDP, Suicide Prevention, and Embedded Badness (feat. Dr. Gregory)
DDP, Suicide Prevention, and Embedded Badness (feat. Dr. Gregory)
DDP, Suicide Prevention, and Embedded Badness (feat. Dr. Gregory)
Sunday 12th May 2024
Dr. Robert Gregory discusses Dynamic Deconstructive Psychotherapy and its impact on BPD treatment and suicide prevention.
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Episode Overview
- Dynamic Deconstructive Psychotherapy offers an alternative to dialectical behaviour therapy for BPD.
- The concept of 'embedded badness' deeply resonates with many suffering from BPD.
- Integrating neuroscience findings can enhance psychotherapy's effectiveness.
- Specialised treatments are crucial for meaningful recovery in BPD patients.
- Healing involves connection and addressing trauma.
Underneath that embedded badness is really a wonderful person, and I just love to see that emerge
Ever wondered about alternative therapies for Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)? In this episode of Bold Beautiful Borderline, hosts Laurie Edmundson and Sara Amundson chat with Dr. Robert Gregory, a Professor of Psychiatry at SUNY Upstate Medical University. Dr. Gregory introduces Dynamic Deconstructive Psychotherapy (DDP), an evidence-based treatment designed as an alternative to dialectical behaviour therapy. He explains how DDP is used in his Psychiatry High Risk Program, aimed at suicide prevention for adolescents and young adults.
The conversation touches on the concept of 'embedded badness', a term that resonates deeply with many suffering from BPD, and dives into the neuroscience behind the disorder. Dr. Gregory shares his journey from traditional psychoanalytic training to developing a new approach that integrates neuroscience findings, offering a fresh perspective on psychotherapy's potential for profound healing. If you're curious about cutting-edge treatments for BPD or want to understand the intricate relationship between trauma, neuroscience, and therapy, this episode is a must-listen.
Dr. Gregory’s passion for his work and commitment to his patients shine through, making this discussion both enlightening and hopeful. Tune in to discover how innovative therapies can transform lives and offer new paths to recovery.