How changing attitudes to personality disorder can benefit people with complex difficulties
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How changing attitudes to personality disorder can benefit people with complex difficulties

Alison Moore Health journalist

Perceived as having ‘complex needs’, service users often face exclusion from effective treatment

It is well documented that people with a diagnosis of personality disorder face complex challenges.

Mental Health Practice. 24, 1, 8-10. doi: 10.7748/mhp.24.1.8.s4

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