Psychological assessment of parents of people diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and comparison with parents of people without psychological disorders
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Psychological assessment of parents of people diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and comparison with parents of people without psychological disordersAutoría
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2023Editor
Frontiers MediaISSN
1664-1078Cita bibliográfica
Guillén V, Bolo S, Fonseca-Baeza S, Pérez S, García-Alandete J, Botella C and Marco JH (2023) Psychological assessment of parents of people diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and comparison with parents of people without psychological disorders. Front. Psychol. 13:1097959. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.1097959Tipo de documento
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Background: To date, several evidence-based interventions have been created
to help relatives of people with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), but few
studies have analyzed the clinical situation of the family ... [+]
Background: To date, several evidence-based interventions have been created
to help relatives of people with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), but few
studies have analyzed the clinical situation of the family members. The aim of
this study was twofold: (1) to explore the clinical symptomatology in a sample
of parents of people diagnosed with BPD and compare them with a sample of
a sample of people without a relative with a personality disorder, (2) to explore
whether the parents of people diagnosed with BPD have psychopathology
related to personality disorders (PD) or meet the diagnostic criteria for PD.
Method: Participants were 42 (39.6%) fathers and 64 (60.4%) were mothers
and mothers (n = XX, −%) of people diagnosed with BPD, who were selected
from a specialized PD unit for treatment. The sample of people without a
relative with a PD was obtained from social network announcements. To test
for differences between the two groups, Student’s t tests were performed for
quantitative variables, and Chi-square tests were performed for categorical
variables. Cohen’s d was calculated as a measure of the effect size.
Results: Parents of people with BPD showed greater depressive and anxious
symptomatology, higher levels of expressed emotion, and worse quality of
life than the sample of people without a relative with a personality disorder.
In addition, a high percentage of the parents of people diagnosed with BPD
(50%) met the diagnostic criteria for different PD.
Conclusion: Parents of people diagnosed with BPD may need psychological
help in various aspects. Therapists are therefore advised to bear in mind the
importance of carrying out a psychological assessment of family members
and, if necessary, to offer psychological intervention. It is crucial to invite the
family to be part of the treatment, since they can be part of the solution. [-]
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Frontiers in Psychology 13:1097959Entidad financiadora
Conselleria de Innovación, Universidades, Ciencia y Sociedad Digital
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AICO/2021
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