“the cognitive-behavior perspective has running through it an emphasis on order and category (inherited from the DSM) and on rational, logical processes (inherited from the cognitive revolution) that has rendered it unsuitable for BPD, or anyone lost in the diffusion of modern diagnoses. Just as the BPD diagnosis entered the new mainstream via the DSM-III, those who suffered from it were again set adrift—either mistreated or untreated by the new breed of medication-oriented psychiatrists on one side and CBT-trained psychotherapists on the other.”