Taking off the Mask A Case Study Utilizing Therapeutic Assessment with an Individual Diagnosed with

Abstract

This presentation explores the application of Therapeutic Assessment (TA) with individuals diagnosed with Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD), a population known for presenting significant challenges in therapeutic settings. TA is a collaborative, client-centered approach that integrates psychological evaluation with therapeutic intervention. This presentation will discuss how TA can be adapted to address the unique characteristics of individuals with ASPD. This presentation will be exemplified through a case study of a client and their family, demonstrating how TA can promote self-reflection, insight, and therapeutic engagement.

Speaker

Esha Pahwa | University of Denver

Chair

Brian Beaumund | University of Denver

Goals & Objectives

1. Explore the potential benefits of utilizing Therapeutic Assessment with individuals diagnosed with ASPD.
2. Discuss how TA can promote self-reflection, improve insight, and enhance therapeutic alliance in individuals with ASPD.
3. Offer a case study to illustrate the practical application of TA in this context.