In contrast to dialectical behavior therapy for a patient with borderline personality disorder, in interpersonal therapy:

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In interpersonal therapy, implementation of treatment techniques follows a preconceived order focused on addressing interpersonal problems and improving relationships, whereas in dialectical behavior therapy, treatment techniques are often used flexibly and in response to the patient's current needs and behaviors. Self-injurious or self-destructive behaviors would be addressed in both therapies. Interpersonal therapy typically lasts for a few months rather than years. The patient is not prescribed the "sick role" and is expected to actively participate in therapy.

In Contrast to Dialectical Behavior Therapy for a Patient with Borderline