Abstract
Mentalizing-based therapy (MBT) was developed as a treatment for borderline personality disorder. It also shows increasing empirical support as a useful approach for patients who are harder to reach. In this Workshop, participants will learn about: 1) mentalizing, epistemic trust, and how those capacities develop; 2) the impact of adolescents’ emerging mentalizing capacities on emotion regulation by means of feeling understood; and 3) the relations between mentalizing, epistemic trust, and the spread of lies/disinformation across media platforms.
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