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The document outlines an interview model for assessing individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), focusing on personal data, clinical history, current symptoms, interpersonal relationships, impulsivity, self-image, treatment history, trauma, and family history. It emphasizes the importance of a comprehensive clinical assessment for accurate diagnosis and treatment by qualified mental health professionals. The interview aims to gather detailed information about the individual's emotional and behavioral challenges, relationships, and overall well-being.
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The document outlines an interview model for assessing individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), focusing on personal data, clinical history, current symptoms, interpersonal relationships, impulsivity, self-image, treatment history, trauma, and family history. It emphasizes the importance of a comprehensive clinical assessment for accurate diagnosis and treatment by qualified mental health professionals. The interview aims to gather detailed information about the individual's emotional and behavioral challenges, relationships, and overall well-being.
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Interview model for Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)

Personal Data:

Name:

Age:

Date of Birth:

Gender:

Marital Status:

Profession:

Contact:

Clinical History:

Reason for attendance:

Describe the main reasons that brought you to the consultation.

What symptoms or concerns would you like to discuss?

History of Development:

Describe your childhood and adolescence. What were your family relationships like?
Have there been traumatic events, abuse, or difficult situations in your history?

Current Symptoms:

What emotional and behavioral symptoms are you currently facing?

How do these symptoms affect your daily life, relationships, and overall well-being?
Interpersonal Relationships:

Talk about your relationships with family, friends, romantic partners, and colleagues.
work.
Do you find it difficult to maintain stable relationships? Is there a pattern of relationships?
intense and unstable?

Impulsivity and Risky Behaviors:

Have you engaged in impulsive behaviors, such as excessive spending, substance use,
unprotected sex, self-harm or dangerous behaviors?

How do you feel before and after acting impulsively?

Self-image and Identity:

How do you see yourself? Do you feel a stable identity or does it vary depending on the situations?

Is there a feeling of emptiness or lack of purpose in your life?

History of Previous Treatments:

Have you ever sought help for emotional or mental health problems before?

What treatments were performed? Did they have any impact?

History of Trauma or Abuse:

Have you ever experienced any type of trauma, abuse, or disturbing event? This can include events in
childhood or in adulthood.

History of Self-Harm or Suicide Attempts:

Have you had suicidal thoughts, suicide attempts, or self-harming behaviors?


Family History:

Is there a history of mental health issues in the family, including BPD?

Current Well-Being:

How do you feel about your mental and emotional health at the moment?

What do you consider as strengths and resources in your life?

Final Observations:

This script is part of the evaluation process. An appropriate diagnosis and treatment.
require a complete clinical assessment.

The diagnosis and treatment should be carried out by a mental health professional.
qualified.

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