Good Psychiatric Management in 2026: Optimizing treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder
Date:
August 05, 2026
Place:
Silver Hill New York, 515 Madison Avenue, 13th Floor, New York, NY, 10022
This training will include the newly revised updated Good Psychiatric Management (GPM 2.0) official one day training protocol which integrates research published in the last 5 years as well as adapted models of personality functioning to explain borderline personality disorder's most common co-occurring conditions, including other personality disorders (narcissistic, obsessive compulsive, avoidant, paranoid), neurodivergence, and behavioral disorders (substance, eating). Participants will learn how to diagnose, psychoeducate, get started and organize management of safety concerns, medications, co-occurring disorders, and multimodal treatment plans using the good principles of care to which healthcare that meets standards adheres. GPM represents care for BPD and other complex conditions using existing knowledge about psychiatric conditions, common factors of effective care, and standard sound principles of clinical management that bridges between models of diagnosis (categorical versus dimensional), therapeutic schools of thought (psychodynamic versus behavioral), and levels of care (acute versus outpatient).
