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This article shows the clinical case of a 32 years old woman with Borderline Person- ality Disorder (BPD), both high-interference in her social and family relationships as in her daily routine. For an explanation of the disorder, Line- han's model has been integrated with the vul- nerability-stress model and attachment theories, and the treatment uses the Dialectical Behavior Therapy areas from different units of the Men- tal Health Network. In a 9-month follow-up the patient is stable, has improved her relation-ships and has initiated a work activity. With this article we exemplify a way to adapt an effective treat- ment for BPD, the Dialectical Behavior Therapy, to the Public Health System through the coor- dination of different devices. The effectiveness obtained leads to claim studies addressing this approach to increase the effectiveness of treat- ment of BPD in the Public Health System.

La Terapia Dialéctico-Comportamental en el Sistema Nacional de Salud es posible: un caso clínico