Patiënten met Onverklaarde Lichamelijke Klachten: Aanzet tot een persoonlijkheidsprofiel
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1 Patiënten met Onverklaarde Lichamelijke Klachten: Aanzet tot een persoonlijkheidsprofiel Evelien Inghels, psycholoog, Twee Steden Ziekenhuis Gerrit Delfstra, klinisch psycholoog, GGZ Oost Brabant en werkgroep DIT Nederland
2 SOLK Personality disorder Onaangepast gedrag Moeite om een psychotherapeutisch proces aan te gaan Een turbulent sociaal en relationeel leven
3 Chronic somatoform disorder could better be explained as a variant of personality problems (Bass & Murphy, 1995)
4 60 % 40 % 60 % of all patients with somatoform disorder can be classified as having one or more personality disorder 40 % do not, but suffer from severe personality pathology (Westen & Arkowitz Westen (1998)
5 The chicken and the egg Personality pathology may predispose the patient for developing MUSS Implication for treatment: Personality pathology is a precipitating factor for MUSS The egg and the chicken MUSS (pain, fatigue, tension, and stress) cause a deepening of certain non-adaptive personality traits Implication for treatment: Personality pathology is a maintaing factor for MUSS
6 Our population: somatoform disorder, pain disorder with psychological component Exclusion criteria: psychotic vulnerability psychotic personality structure substance abuse
7 Instruments used for psychological testing: - MMPI-2 - NVM = Dutch Abreviated MMPI-2 - UCL - SCL-90
8 Categorical approach Questionnaires or structured interviewing (SCID) Results in a list of characteristics without necessarily connecting them Dimensional approach Measuring dimensions Configuration of dimensions constitutes profile and inner dynamic Results in a picture Permits fluid boundaries between normal and abnormal personality
9 NVM and the theory driven interpretation Makes use of Kernberg s concept of personality organisation PO is the whole of inner representation of self in relationship to others, with the accompanying affect
10 3 developmental tasks: 3 types of personality organization: Establishment of boundaries between self and other (reality testing) Integration of positive and negative affects (nature of defense) Formation of an integrated selfexperience in relation to the other (identity integration) Psychotic Borderline Neurotic
11 NVM and the theory driven interpretation Makes use of Kernberg s concept of personality organisation PO is the whole of inner representation of self in relationship to others, with the accompanying affect
12 3 developmental tasks: 3 types of personality organization: Establishment of boundaries between self and other (reality testing) Integration of positive and negative affects (nature of defense) Formation of an integrated selfexperience in relation to the other (identity integration) Psychotic Borderline Neurotic
13 NVM measures five dimensions: Negativism Somatisation Inhibition Psychopathology Extraversion
14 Profiles are constructed with the dimensions Negativism, Inhibition and Psychopathology Extraversion: temperament Somatisation: affect regulation
15 Inhibition: the patient s capacity to controll his impulses high score: over-adaptive, controlled, careful, inhibited, self-restricting low score: impulsivitiy, acting out.
16 Psychopathology: measures severe psychopathology Negativism: measures the patient s negative such as conscious feelings of anger emotions,
17 Psychotic organization Borderline organization Neurotic organisation Severe psycho- pathology P >=8 (high- very high) Psychotic organization (manifest) I>=14, but <=25; N<=27I High level borderline org. (V>=26) Borderline org. vulnerable for desorganisation on cognitive, emotional or behavioral level (I>=14 but <=25; N>=28) Low level borderline organization (manifest) ( I<=13) 4-7 (average high) Psychotic organization (latent) I>=14, but <=19: N <=27) Low level borderline organization (latent) Infantile personality (I>=20 but <=25) Neurotic organization (I>=26) I<= (low average) Borderline organization with as-if characteristics (I<=13; I =11,12 or 13: neurotic appearance Infantile personality (I>=14 but <=19) Neurotic organization (I>=20) Results
18 Personality organization Number Borderline organization with as -if characteristics 15 Infantile personality 12 Low level borderline organization (latent) 11 Low level borderline organization (manifest) 1 Neurotic organisation 5 Total 44
19 Latent low level borderline profile (1) meets the descriptive criteria for borderline personality disorder (2) pathology is seen in intimate relationships and under pressure (3) is prone to drop out of treatment: contract, engagement are important. If this patient stays in therapy, he will greatly benefit from it
20 Borderline personality with as if characteristics Directed towards the supposed wishes and needs of others Often parentified: competent, but self experience with deficits Has not learned to know his own needs and desires, own boundaries, including somatic boundaries
21 As if personality structure: - False self has been developed, true self is underdeveloped - Dependent upon external confirmation - Eager to please - In intimate relationships: need for care and confirmation
22 Anger because of unfulfilled needs in infancy Anger is felt as depression or fatigue High somatisation score on NVM: anger is covered by gentle behavior and even self-sacrifice Chronic fatigue and or the symptoms of a panic disorder may occur
23 Infantile personality: - Range of affects and identity have not been fully developed - Mood swing, agressive feelings are not (fully) integrated, impulse controll - Regressive wish to be taken care of - Separation and individuation problems - Problems in intimate relationships
24 - Difficulty in maintaing stable intimate relationships with enough room for the expression of feelings - Problems arise especially when the other does not adapt himself to the patient s needs - Difficulty to distinguish between his own and other s desires and wishes
25 In kaart brengen van de in stand houdende factoren met behulp van het gevolgenmodel: - Accenten in de groepspsychotherapie - Aanvullende, specifieke therapievormen, zoals systeemtherapie, EMDR
26 Clinical implications of structural dynamic assessment: - Integration with cognitive behavioural assessment - For patients with MUSS this means that the analysis of assumptions and behaviour related to their somatic complaints may be complemented with a dynamic interpretation
27 Interpersoonlijke problematiek speelt een grote rol, evenals het zelfbeeld Formuleren van de IPAF: - hoe denk je over jezelf - hoe past de ander in het beeld dat je van jezelf hebt? - welke gevoelens horen bij deze constellatie van zelf en ander?
28 The combination of a dynamic assessment of the personality, a behavioural analysis and a descriptive diagnosis yield information about overt and covert aspects of psychopathology: - symptoms - basic assumptions - underlying dynamics
29 Thank you for your attention! Any questions?
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