Haydeh Faraji, Ahmet Ertan Tezcan Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a disorder in which a widespread and chronic imbalance prevails in the individual's sense of identity, relationships, emotions, behaviors and cognitive patterns. A borderline patient is someone who stretches a thin rope as a border to the point of separation between himself and the other and tries to stay balanced on it. What makes him do this is sometimes loneliness, sometimes inner distress and sometimes the feeling of emptiness that the patient directly expresses. An important problem expressed by patients is that they do not understand themselves, what they want and that they are not understood even by those closest to them in life.

With the changing conditions of the modern world, the rate of borderline personality disorder has increased significantly and continues to increase. The purpose of this book is to convey the experiences of individuals on the borderline, which gives borderline personality disorder its "borderline", both with its theoretical roots and daily life counterparts, and to respond to the borderline patient's desire to be understood.

Oya Mortan Sevi, Serap Tekinsav Sütcü Schizophrenia is a psychiatric disorder whose treatment is mostly limited to medical applications. Due to false beliefs that have existed since ancient times, it was thought that patients with schizophrenia would not benefit much from psychological treatments. Perhaps for this reason, few studies have been conducted on the psychological treatment of schizophrenia in our country. In the West, interest in this field has increased over the years and the effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioral Therapies, which are used in the treatment of many different mental problems, has also been proven in the treatment of schizophrenia.
This book contains the research and applications of the authors in this field for more than 10 years and was written with the belief that it will be a guide on psychosocial treatment for clinicians working with individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia. In this guide, the causes of schizophrenia, its main features, the main measurement tools necessary to evaluate these features, and different techniques used in psychosocial treatment, as well as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) are especially emphasized. By presenting information on the application of CBT techniques in a group setting, a therapy program created by the authors and tested by scientific research is explained in detail. Finally, the questions frequently encountered by clinicians working in this field and the answers that can help these questions are also included.
We hope it will be useful to everyone working in the field…