Introduction to Mentalization Based Treatment (MBT)

All individuals referred for MBT have underlying psychological problems that can be clarified through clinical assessment.

Individuals with highly rigid mentalising towards self and others tend to benefit greatly from MBT.

All people diagnosed with psychopathy can also be diagnosed with ASPD.

MBT has shown significant success in forensic settings due to its long history of practical application.

Longer treatment duration is always better for all personality disorders.

A mentalisation-based approach is solely focused on engaging offenders in forensic institutions.

MBT has been extensively researched in forensic settings and has shown universal success across all personality disorders.

Individuals with highly narcissistic personality disorders respond well to MBT due to their flexible mentalising abilities.

MBT has been proven to be ineffective in the treatment of self-harm tendencies among individuals referred for therapy.

The success of MBT in clinical assessments primarily depends on the flexibility of the individual's mentalising abilities.