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 A recently completed study

The Spirituality Resource Group component of BASE.(completed in 2010)

Through a grant from the Clarian Values Fund we were able to evaluate the addition of a Spirituality Resource Group to BASE treatment. Subjects were 32 patients with BPD who completed informed consent to participate in the study. The final report can be accessed through this link.