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Davidson KM. Borderline personality disorder: STEPPS improves symptoms. Evid Based Ment Health 2008;11:120. In her commentary, Kate Davidson stated that STEPPS originated in The Netherlands. This is incorrect. Blum and her co-authors in Iowa are the originators of STEPPS. They have trained two groups in The Netherlands, where the program was subsequently translated into Dutch and is known as VERS.
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