"I Could be Wrong": Men’s passage through uncertainty and change in mentalization-based treatment for personality disorder and substance use

Men in MBT-SUD reported improved capacity to reflect on and differentiate between their own and others' mental states. However, change pathways varied, and not all participants experienced therapeutic benefits.

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Psychotherapy Research
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2026-03-07
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https://doi.org/10.1080/10503307.2026.2638260
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Personality Disorders and Psychopathology
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"I Could be Wrong": Men’s passage through uncertainty and change in mentalization-based treatment for personality disorder and substance use

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Men in MBT-SUD reported improved capacity to reflect on and differentiate between their own and others' mental states. However, change pathways varied, and not all participants experienced therapeutic benefits.

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Haukeland University Hospital (NO), Sørlandet Sykehus (NO), University of Bergen (NO)
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