Some comments on the role of cotherapists in group psychotherapy with borderline patients |
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| Authors: | David N. Greenblum M.D. Edward L. Pinney Jr. M.D. |
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| Affiliation: | (1) New York University-Bellevue Medical Center, USA;(2) Present address: College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati, USA;(3) New York University School of Medicine, USA;(4) New York University Post-Graduate Medical School, USA;(5) Present address: Austin-Travis County Mental Health Mental Retardation Center, Austin, Texas |
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| Abstract: | This paper points out examples of patients in a psychotherapy group who meet DSM-III criteria for the diagnosis of borderline personality disorder and who are treated by cotherapists utilizing object relations theory. Interpretations of phenomena shown by borderline patients—splitting, projective identification and denial—are illustrated. How cotherapy lends itself to the recognition and management of the problems these patients bring to group psychotherapy is illustrated.Hope Aspell assisted in the editing of this paper. |
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