Martin Bohus. Central Institute of Mental Health Mannheim, Germany

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Martin Bohus Central Institute of Mental Health Mannheim, Germany

Stage I: Severe Behaviour Dyscontrol Stage II: Pervasive Axis I Disorders Change PTSD; Eating Disorders; Substance Abuse Stage III: Towards a Live Worth Living Change Live Balance Acceptance

60% 39% 24% 13% 3% 17% 6% 24% 6% 6% 34,3% Emotional Neglegt (86%) Sexual Abuse (60%) Physical Abuse (39%) CAPS > 90 Physical Violence Between Parents (34,3%)

Intrusions Hypererreactivity Avoidance Severe Problems in Emotion Regulation Shame, Guilt, Disgust Negative Self-concept Negative Body-concept Relationship problems

Do we really need a new treatment? Which problems have to be solved? How to composite a treatment How effective is the treatment? How save is the treatment? Further proceedings

Established Psychosocial Treatments- Exclusion Criteria Zlotnick et al., 1997: Skills-Group Substance Abuse; Severe Dissociation ES 0.7 Cloitre et al., 2002: (STAIR plus PE) Eating Disorders, Substance Abuse, Severe Dissociation, BPD; Suicide Attempts. CAPS 69; ES1.7 Chard et al., 2005 (CPT) Substance Abuse; Suicidality; (CAPS 65); ES 2.7 McDonagh et al., 2005 (EBT; Problem-Solving) Suicide attempt history, substance abuse (CAPS 69); ES 0,7 Resick et al., 2008 (CPT) Suicidality (CAPS 65) ES 1,68 Cloitre et al., 2010; (STAIR plus PE) Incl. BPD did not report (CAPS 62) ES 2.3

Focusses on traumatic experience Not excluding Highly dissociative features Suicidality Self-harm Current Substance Abuse Eating Disorders Should work for CAPS > 90

Early Traumatic Life Experiences Interpersonal Violence Emotional Neglect Self- Protection

Self-protective system Aversive Emotions Anxiety Appetent Emotions Security Fear Pain Threat Action Urges Short term: Survive Flight Fight Claim for help Freeze Long term: Protect Avoid Understand: Why did this happen? Improve

But what is the real problem? You have to stay in this family You have to keep attached to your family You have to love your father (mother) How to manage this problem? It`s all up to YOU!

Interpersonal Violence Emotional Neglegt Fear Threat Self-Protection How Why can did I stay this happen in this family? to me? This is normal - in our family Shame I am somehow wrong I did something wrong Social Affiliation Guilt I will be rejected or excluded by the others

Stäbler et al., 2011 Rejection Sensitivity in Different Patient Populations

Basic human needs Individual values Social ranking Social affiliation Self-Protection Immediate physiological needs Kenrick et al., 2010; nach Maslow, 1949

Basic human needs Individual values Social ranking Social affiliation Self-Protection Immediate physiological needs Kenrick et al., 2010; nach Maslow, 1949

Major Challenge How to control a social environment which is assumed to be unpredictable, unsecure and potentially rejecting you AND meet your individual values and aims?

Major Challenge How to control a social environment which is assumed to be unpredictable, unsecure and potentially rejecting you AND meet your individual values and aims?

Established strategies Sense of control I am responsible for that what had happened If I hide how bad I am, I will stay with my peers If I behave adequately, it will not happen again Mask your self Be submissive

Mask your self Be submissive Hide your feelings Abstain from social promotions Don`t trust anybody Select dominant partners Stay lonely Stay in the role of a psychiatric patients Keep beeing a victim

Major Challenge Sense of control How to gain control by less costy, new strategies?

Mask yourself Be submissive Hide your feelings Abstain from social promotions Don`t trust anybody Select dominant partners Stay lonely Stay in the role of a psychiatric patients Keep beeing a victim

Major Challenge Sense of control I am responsible for that what had happened If I do not hide how bad I am, I will not stay with my peers Mask yourself If I do not behave adequately, it will happen again Be submissive

Major Challenge Sense of control I am responsible for that what had happened If I hide how bad I am, I will stay with my peers If I behave adequately, it will not happen again Mask yourself Be submissive

Acceptance of the unacceptable: It just happened It was not my fold

Motivation Education Cognitive Processing Exposure Acceptance Regain your live

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Trauma focused cognitive & exposure based interventions Compassion Focussed Therapy ACT: Values Metacognition DBT-PTSD 12 weeks residential treatment program

Dynamic Focus Hierarchy Planning and Motivation 7 sessions) Rationale and Skills (4-6 sessions) Exposure (7 sessions) Regain your life 4 sessions)

Crisis generating behaviour Therapy intervening behaviour (maintainance of therapy) (progress of therapy) Goal attainment inhibiting behavior

Monsters: Change or Accept Obstacles: Problem Solving Service Areas: relinquish or move Values Goals

Overwhelming State ACCEPTANCE State Avoiding State

Guilt Shame Self-Contempt Unpredictability

Experience of uncontrollable threat Extreme powerlessness Development of pseudocausal explanations guilt Self-complaints, Submissive behavior

20%perpetrat or What tells emotions? What tells ratio? How would you rate somebody else? 80%me

How exactly did you persuade your father to have sex with you? What exactly did you do to seduce him? How exactly did you ask him to hurt you? Would all fathers in the world react the same?

Skills assisted Exposure Stepwise approach: 1) Trauma-Report 2) Writing; Reading alone; Reading to therapist 3) in sensu-acitvation 4) In-vivo-Exposition (facultative)

Writing Reading Reporting

12 10 8 6 Fear Shame Guilt Anger 4 Acceptance 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

RCT Design Treatment Group DBT-PTSD Follow Up t1 time of randomization t2 discharge / 3 months waiting t3 6 weeks FU / 4.5 months waiting t4 3 months FU / 6 months waiting Waiting List Waiting Time t5 6 months FU N=64 (n = 32 in each group) 43

Participants (N=82) TG (N=36) WL (N=38) Age M (SD) 35.14 (10.60) 36.71 (9.84) Start of sexual abuse M (SD) 7.56 (4.09) 7.59 (4.10) Duration > 5 years M (SD) 48.4% 44.1% CAPS total score M (SD) 88.19 (13.93) 82.79 (18.31) Axis-I diagnosis acute M (SD) 3.03 (1.03) 3.00 (1.16) BPD criteria M (SD) 4.18 (1.66) 3.94 (2.07) 5 BPD criteria N=17 (47%) N=16 (44%) not in analyses: 8 patients WL: 1 non-starter, TG: 3 non-starter, 4 patients have been excluded within first days because of meeting exclusion criteria patients with missing data in LOCF-analyses: WL: 2 patients did not complete t2-t4 assessments, 2 patients did not complete t3-t4 assessment 44 TG: 2 patients dropped out of treatment (2.5%); 2 patients did not complete t4 assessments

HLM analyses: < 5 BPD criteria: Group x time -0.496, p=0.038, Hedges g= 1.17 (Completer 1.34) 5 BPD criteria: Group x time -1.510, p<0.0001, Hedges g=1.50 (Completer 1.86)

p=0.0018 p=0.0058 Response: reduction of at least 30 points in the CAPS score Remission: not meeting DSM-IV PTSD criteria any more

RCT results: effect sizes (Cohen s d) ES t1-t3 WL TG 1,4 1,2 1 0,8 0,6 0,4 0,2 0-0,2 CAPS Total CAPS Index PDS BSL FDS SCL BDI 47

Savety Issues

RCT results: Clinical reliable change Clinical rel. change & remission

Safety issues: actual self-harm behavior (1) self harm behaviour during treatment 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 pre week 1-3 week 4-6 week 7-9 week 10-12 155 195 225 226 235 245 280 295

Safety issues: actual self-harm behavior (2) 56 52 48 44 40 36 32 28 24 20 16 12 8 4 0 pre week 1-3 week 4-6 week 7-9 week 10-12 229 36 2 0 0 1 158 50 0 1 1 0 57 50 1 0 1 1 289 58 0 1 1 0 252 120 10 1 2 1

urge for self-harm behaviour (2) 5 4,5 4 3,5 3 2,5 2 1,5 1 0,5 0 urge for self harm in subjects with self harm before treatment (2) week 1-3 week 4-6 week 7-9 week 10-12 271 229 155 245 286 287 289 226 280 295 283 195 252 256 Most patients show no change in their urge for self harm behavior, One patient shows a clear decrease.

Suizidal ideation (2) 5 4,5 4 3,5 3 2,5 2 1,5 1 0,5 0 week 1-3 week 4-6 week 7-9 week 10-12 229 286 280 155 57 225 272 203 271 289 283 295 287 259 226 250 252 256 There is no change in suicidale ideation observable.

Suizidale ideation (1) 5 4,5 4 3,5 3 2,5 2 1,5 1 0,5 0 week 1-3 week 4-6 week 7-9 week 10-12 19 235 237 245 285 293 294 169 234 197 158 274 248 265 195 275 Most patients show no change in their suicidale ideation, 279 one patient shows an increase.

Evidence for the effectiveness of the residential treatment program DBT-PTSD for patients with PTSD after CSA with and without BPD on all primary and secondary endpoints. New treatment is safe, no adverse events. Blending components of different treatment programs seems to be well accepted

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