Sylvia Martin

Sylvia Martin
Researcher
PhD, Doctor in Clinical Psychology
Sylvia Martin is a researcher at CRB. She specialised in cognitive-emotional behavioural therapies after obtaining classical university training in philosophy and clinical psychology. She obtained the title of Doctor in Clinical Psychology in Psychopathology from the University of Aix Marseille, France, in 2019. Since 2016, she has been working as a psychotherapist, investing her clinical skills and knowledge in patient follow-up in institutions and private practice. Sylvia Martin was initially trained in cognitive behavioural therapy, but her practice intersects with the emotional-rational therapy approach of Albert Ellis, the cognitive work of Aaron Beck, and more recent therapeutic approaches such as acceptance and commitment therapy, dialectal behavioural therapy, mindfulness-based approaches and the radically open dialectal therapy founded by Lynch & Co.
As a researcher, Sylvia Martin specialised in the treatment of personality disorders, impulsivity, and consciousness. She is involved in developing innovative care practices to improve psychotherapy care in France and internationally. She is the founder of the ECCCLORE group that develops training in cognitive and behavioural skills related to the observation and regulation of emotions.
Email: sylvia.martin@crb.uu.se
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Publications
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Comparing impulsivity in borderline personality, schizophrenia and obsessional-compulsive disorders: Who is ahead?
Part of Journal of Clinical Psychology, p. 1732-1744, 2021.
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Examining the relationships between impulsivity, aggression, and recidivism for prisoners with antisocial personality disorder
Part of Aggression and Violent Behavior, 2019.
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Impulsivity issues in borderline personality disorder and it’s links with insight: the role of urgency
Part of Heliyon, 2019.
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Insight’s level in borderline personality disorder, questioning consciousness
Part of Journal of Affective Disorders Reports, p. 100045-, 2021.
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Just try it: Preliminary results of a six-month therapy for borderline personality disorder
Part of Personality and Mental Health, p. 338-349, 2022.
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Le programme ECCCLORE: Une nouvelle approche du trouble borderline
de boeck duculot, 2021.
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Metacognition and insight dynamics exploration in borderline personality disorders: Exploring the underlying dynamics
Part of Journal of Psychiatric Research, p. 225-231, 2023.
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Metacognition vulnerabilities in time of crisis: Who to protect from suicidal risk?
Part of Brain and Behavior, 2022.
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Psychiatric and non-psychiatric population vulnerabilities in time of a crisis: the unsuspected aggression factor
Part of BMC Psychiatry, 2023.
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Using values in cognitive and behavioral therapy: A bridge back to philosophy
Part of Journal of Evaluation In Clinical Practice, 2023.
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Why using “consciousness” in psychotherapy?: Insight, Metacognition and Self-Consciousness
Part of New ideas in psychology, 2023.
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