Perhaps the Most Important General Obstacle to Providing Treatment for Personality

Perhaps the most important general obstacle to providing treatment for personality disorders is that

A) clients often have Axis 1 disorders, which are of primary importance.
B) clients are not upset by their characteristic personality style and do not seek treatment.
C) the window of opportunity to effect change has usually passed for these disorders by the time clients present for treatment.
D) these clients often struggle to focus on the treatment process between sessions.
E) therapy is often court-ordered, which works against the therapeutic alliance.