Read the following
articles:
o Understanding the Diffusion of Non-Evidence-Based
Health Interventions: The Role of Experiential Evidence.
o More Thoughts Than Answers: What Distinguishes
Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guidelines from Non-Evidence-Based Clinical
Practice Guidelines?.
Choose
a specific treatment approach or therapeutic modality commonly used to treat
personality disorders that is either evidenced based (e.g., psychoanalysis, cognitive-behavioral
therapy, humanistic therapy) or non-evidence based (e.g., social interactions,
exercise, vitamin supplements, energy work, etc.) Make sure to reference
additional peer-reviewed research beyond the required resources.
·
Summarize the historical
development and evolution of the chosen treatment approach. Consider the
following points:
o
Origins: Describe the
historical context, key figures, and events that contributed to the development
of the treatment approach and its application to the treatment of personality
disorders.
o
Key Concepts: Explain
the fundamental principles, theories, and techniques associated with the
treatment approach.
o
Evolution: Discuss how
the treatment approach has evolved over time, including significant
modifications, criticisms, and contributions from other theoretical
perspectives.
o Contemporary Application: Explore how the treatment
approach is currently employed and adapted in the field of psychopathology.
Highlight any recent advancements, research findings, or emerging trends.
