Learn more about what is meant by an integrated personality, in terms of 3 core capacities of mentalising, affect regulation, and attention/impulse control
The Origins of Mentalising & Implications for Attachment, Personality & Psychotherapy - Part 1
Description:
OPD Points: 5
Key Learning Objectives / Outcomes:
This is the first of three talks in which the speaker explains the way the mentalising capacity is established. The talk explains in detail both the development of mentalising within typical development, associated with secure attachment, and developmental patterns associated with insecure attachments. There is a clarification of the differences associated with the development of impaired mentalising and of personality disorders.
Presenter / Provider:
Dr Ella Brent
Presenter Qualifications:
Dr Ella Brent trained in the UK, and has a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from University College London. Between 2000 and 2002 she worked in Public Health in the UK in Child and Family Services. From 2002 until 2008, Dr Brent worked at Tara Psychiatric Hospital, across a variety of inpatient and outpatient services, culminating in heading the Psychology Department. Since leaving Tara, Dr Brent has run a private practice offering individual adult psychodynamic psychotherapy and clinical supervision. She is a Director as well as a Consultant Psychologist for The Day Clinic. Dr Brent has a special interest in the meaningful application of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) and Mentalising Based Therapies (MBT) to address long standing relationship difficulties, mood disorders and impulsive behaviour. She is also passionate about locating these treatments within existing theoretical models for the professional community.