"I'm not saying that someone with a severe personality disorder will suddenly become a different personality" I do too.. leave us DIDers outta this! LOL

I do have to agree to at least the potential (I am not ASPD, nor am I up to date on current research) of therapy making some with anti-social tendancies worse. While a do work regularly with a T, studied a great deal of psychology and work on the outskirts of the field (just so that I don't come off as total anti-therapy). Therapy is a paid relationship of condoned manipulation within a given set of parameters. I would assume therfore that a great deal could be learned in therapy were one to coose to "study" the therapist rather than engage in the therapy (not that I would ever have done such a thing ) IMO Any useful form of therapy is only morally condoned within the assumption that it will take place in a theraputic envoronment with an ethical expert in that form of therapy. Alas... given my liking for the "black and white" nature of Kantian ethics this has gotten me into several rather heated discussions that often get me thrown out of a room...
Dinner calls... I shall return!