J Psychiatr Ment Health Nurs·October 2015·PMID 26148873
Staff nurse perceptions of the impact of mentalization-based therapy skills training when working with borderline personality disorder in acute mental health: a qualitative study.
The social discussions reflect strong agreement and interest, citing the article as a source of positive change, with phrases like 'huge difference' and 'empowering skill set' demonstrating enthusiasm. The tone emphasizes practical improvements in empathy and staff attitudes, indicating perceived significant impacts from the training.
AgreementStrong agreement
Most discussions strongly support the positive effects of mentalization-based therapy skills, emphasizing its usefulness and benefits for nurses and patients.
InterestHigh interest
The social discussions show high interest, with participants highlighting personal transformations and the significance of the research findings.
EngagementModerate engagement
While some posts are brief, others reference focus groups, personal experiences, and mentions of research on platforms like ResearchGate, indicating thoughtful engagement.
ImpactHigh impact
The tone and content suggest the discussions see this training as having a meaningful, transformative impact on mental health care practices.
Abstract in brief
Staff nurses perceived that mentalization-based therapy skills training (MBTS) improved their empathy and ability to respond humanely to patients with borderline personality disorder (BPD), helping to reduce stigmatizing attitudes.
The training was found to be easy to understand, flexible, and useful in both planned and spontaneous discussions, leading to greater consistency in how staff engaged with BPD patients.
Participants felt more confident and empowered in their practice, and the training contributed to positive attitudinal changes toward patients with BPD, ultimately improving care in acute mental health settings.]
Acute mental health environments can be tough places to be, for patients and staff. Focus groups with staff showed they felt mentalization skills to be very useful when working with people diagnosed with 'BPD'. #bpdawarenessmonth https://t.co/rDJVUzqFgt
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Dr Dan Warrender
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MBT made a huge difference to me. This article on MBT skills in acute mental health saw nurses rate it as a straightforward but empowering skill set which promoted empathy and improved attitudes to people diagnosed with BPD (on researchgate if you need)
https://t.co/rDJVUzqFgt
This is a very brief introduction to an incredibly complex topic and only scratches the surface of many important concepts. The study highlights diverse crisis experiences of individuals with BPD and emphasizes the need…
This presentation explores the experiences of individuals diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, emphasizing diverse crisis encounters and the need for tailored intervention strategies to improve care quality…
MBT made a huge difference to me. This article on MBT skills in acute mental health saw nurses rate it as a straightforward but empowering skill set which promoted empathy and improved attitudes to people diagnosed with BPD (on researchgate if you need)
https://t.co/rDJVUzqFgt
RT @dan_warrender: Acute mental health environments can be tough places to be, for patients and staff. Focus groups with staff showed they…
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Dr Dan Warrender
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Acute mental health environments can be tough places to be, for patients and staff. Focus groups with staff showed they felt mentalization skills to be very useful when working with people diagnosed with 'BPD'. #bpdawarenessmonth https://t.co/rDJVUzqFgt
May 4, 2020 · 15 likes · 5 shares · 3,717 followersView post →
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