Clinical challenges in psychiatry Book

	Contributors
	Introduction
Sect. I	Patient Factors
1	Psychotherapeutic Approaches to Dual-Diagnosis Patients	5
2	An Interpersonal Psychotherapeutic Approach to Depressed HIV-Seropositive Patients	37
3	Conceptual Issues in the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy of Patients With Borderline Personality Disorder	61
4	Assessment and Management of the Suicidal Patient	89
5	Psychotherapy With the Self-Destructive Borderline Patient	129
6	Psychotherapeutic Approaches to Masochism	157
7	Management Approaches for the Repetitively Aggressive Patient	181
8	Compliance Problems and Their Management	215
Sect. II	Situational Factors
9	Mandated Treatment	249
10	The Psychiatrist's Use of Family Involvement	293
11	Working With Sued Physicians	317
Sect. III	Therapist Factors
12	Some Characteristic Initial Resistances in Psychotherapy	347
13	The Use of Countertransference in Intensive Psychotherapy With Patients With Schizophrenia	367
14	Therapists' Contribution to Negative Therapeutic Reactions	393
	Conclusion	423
	Index	425