Bluna, THAT is so interesting, I'll read your link when I get time.

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I think there still is no satisfying explanation why pharmacological and psychological treatment still does not succeed in scales of more than 90 percent of cases, as it should (in my opinion).
Obviously these treatments still do not cover all the causes and processes that are at work, I guess. But there is hope that future research will come up with new basic approaches in treatment, I think.


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Are you saying treatment doesnt succeed in more than 90% of cases, meaning 90% do succeed, which would be very high actually, or are you saying 90% dont succeed?

I'd be interested to know what kind of treatment you had, do you know the backgound of your T.? as in any particular theoretical background?

I have had contact with Ts in the US who specailise in PDs. Have you studied your own disorder? what did you read, or did you do work for your recovery with mainly therapy?
I'm interested in this recovery.

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