Steven Girardeau – Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Certificate Course

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Steven Girardeau – Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Certificate Course

History & Philosophy of DBT

• Dialectics explained
• Practice based on core principles
• Skills training techniques
• Potential risks and limitations of the research

Mindfulness Skills

• Grounded in the present while being connected to past & future
• Use your core skills to reach your goals “Wise Mind”
• Learn innovative and classic mindfulness skills
• Mindfulness exercises

Skills for Stress Tolerance

• Tolerating frustration
• Using crisis survival plans and strategies
• Learn both classic and new Distress Tolerance skills
• Exercises for distress tolerance

Emotional Regulation Skills

• Understanding emotions and reducing vulnerability
• Incorporating yourself-Care, opposing action and building positive experiences
• Learn both classic and innovative techniques for emotional regulation
• Exercises in emotional regulation

Skills for interpersonal effectiveness

• Balance in relationships
• Objective, self, and relationship-respect effectiveness
• Learn how to be a great interpersonal leader.
• Interpersonal effectiveness exercises

DBT in practice

• Understanding therapy’s workings: The Contextual Model
• The evidence-Based practice
• DBT maximizes therapeutic factors-Style
• Recapitulated the essential elements and functions in DBT

Structure Therapy

• Structure as a therapeutic factor
• Structuring therapy environments
• Suicide, self-harm and suicide are the main treatment targets.-Therapy for injurious behavior (SIB), therapy-Interfering behavior (TIB) and other targets

Validation

• Validation levels
• Validation can be used as an informal exposure method

How to change your behavior the best

• Self-Monitoring with the diary card
• Behavioral contingencies
• DBT-Style cognitive interventions
• Behavior Chain Analysis (Change).

Communication styles: Irreverent and Reciprocal Consultation Group

• Motivational tips to increase your motivation
• Develop effective responses
• Effective treatment teams have certain qualities

Next Steps – Develop your Proficiency in DBT

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Description:

Dialectical Behavior Therapy DBT (Deep Bound Therapy) is an empirically supported approach to working with mental health, chemical dependency and complex co.-morbidity. DBT is designed to help clients establish mindfulness, distress tolerance and emotional regulation. It also assists clinicians in treating clients suffering from emotional problems such as suicidal thoughts, suicidal thoughts, or self-harm.-Harm and self-Sabotaging impulses and behaviors, as well as challenging interpersonal styles.

In this recording, you’ll receive a detailed understanding and foundation of the skills of Dialectical Behavior Therapy DBT is applied to clients with mental and chemical dependency issues. These skills go beyond managing symptoms and are intended to help people live fulfilling lives.

This course explores DBT’s theoretical basis, specific DBT interventions, and how to teach skills in individual and group settings. These skills and techniques, along with the practical exercises, will improve your clinical skills as well as professional development.

Guided by the most current research and evidence-based policy-This course is based on DBT-based practices. It teaches you the clinical process and content of DBT, from theory to practice. This course goes beyond the prescriptive application and teaches you how to use validation, dialectical strategies and communication styles to change behaviors so that clients are comfortable with acceptance and change. Complementary education on user-Friendly diary cards and chain analysis protocol protocols will allow you to leave this recording with enhanced DBT competence as well as new tools, including client worksheets, to use in your clinical practice.

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