At termination, recovery was described as movement from suffering toward an individualized, stable and viable life, including goals/values, self-acceptance and social networks.
Joy increased during DBT, negative affect decreased, and greater joy predicted lower subsequent BPD severity.
interwencja targets self-esteem and recovery-relevant positive self-evaluation rather than symptom reduction alone.
Both treatments produced substantial long-term improvements; the trial is relevant to recovery and functioning but does not isolate the life-worth-living target.
DBT produced improvements in social functioning and quality-of-life outcomes over obserwacja odroczona, beyond the primary symptom targets.
Systematic review of peer-support approaches; peer connection may complement clinical treatment and support recovery-oriented goals.
Case material illustrates personal recovery through meaning-making, identity reconstruction and a more coherent life narrative.
interwencja improved well-being, happiness, quality of life and depression over the treatment period and at obserwacja odroczona.
Clients described hope, motivation, goals for change, skill consolidation and shifts in daily life as meaningful parts of DBT change.
badanie addresses positive mental well-being in the social environment surrounding BPD, extending a recovery lens beyond the individual patient.