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Table 1 Demographics, diagnosis and treatment information

From: Patient perspectives on non-response to psychotherapy for borderline personality disorder: a qualitative study

 

N (%)

M (SD)

Range

Total N

18

  

Non-Binary People

2 (11.1)

  

Females

13 (72.2)

  

Males

3 (16.7)

  

Age

 

29.4 (8.0)

19—46

Occupation

 Full Time Employment

4 (22.2)

  

 Part Time Employment

6 (33.3)

  

 Unemployment Benefit

3 (16.7)

  

 Student Allowance

2 (11.1)

  

 Pension

3 (16.7)

  

Currently studying

18 (100)

  

Currently in a relationship

9 (50)

  

Currently taking psychotropic medication

8 (44.4)

  

Currently in treatment

12 (66.7)

  

Primary Therapist

 Psychologist

11 (61.1)

  

 Counsellor

1 (5.6)

  

 Social Worker

1 (5.6)

  

 No longer in treatment

5 (27.8)

  

Months in treatment with current therapist

 

15.3 (9.7)

2—36

Number of therapists engaged with

 1—3

8 (44.4)

  

 4—7

5 (27.8)

  

 8—11

4 (22.2)

  

 12—19

1 (5.6)

  

No. BPD criteria currently endorsed (out of 9)

 

5.6 (2.7)

0—9

No. BPD lifetime criteria (out of 9)

 

7.5 (1.5)

5—9

Patients currently meeting criteria for BPD

17 (94.4)

  

Patients who previously met criteria for BPD

18 (100)

  

Lifetime comorbid diagnoses

 Depression

17 (94.4)

  

 Anxiety

16 (88.9)

  

 Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

2 (11.1)

  

 Bipolar Disorder

7 (38.9)

  

 Phobias

3 (16.7)

  

 Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder

3 (16.7)

  

 Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

10 (55.6)

  

 Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

6 (33.3)

  

 Eating Disorder

2 (11.1)

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