Stephanie Vaughn – Dialectical Behavior Therapy, 85 Core DBT Skills Training

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Stephanie Vaughn – Dialectical Behavior Therapy, 85 Core DBT Skills Training

• Enhance your client’s capability to change
• Creative and innovative ways to teach DBT skills
• DBT Skills training explained in a way that you understand! For all clincians

You can now learn by popular demand “just the skills”.

You don’t have to be a Dialectical Behavior (DBTFor your clients to reap the benefits of the therapy DBT skills. Learn 85 DBT This recording requires skills.

This recording is meant for any therapist from novice to expert who practices any form of treatment, such as psychodynamic, humanistic or cognitive behavioral. Learning can be beneficial to you and your clients. 85 Practical DBT skills.

Designed to enhance the client’s capabilities to change, dialectical behavior therapy teaches clients four major sets of life skills:

1. Core Mindfulness Skills What do you do? How can you be mindful?
2. Distress tolerance Skills (crisis survival skills)
3. Regulation of emotions Skills (increasing feelings to believe that life is worth living).
4. Interpersonal effectiveness Skills Training in assertiveness and maintaining healthy relationships.-respect)

DBT Skills training is the most straightforward method to use in a variety settings. Clients suffering from self-inflicted injuries are now being taught these skills.-Harm and treatment-In addition to borderline personality disorder, resistance depression, eating disorders, substance abuse, and addiction are also possible.

Watch Dr. Vaughn Find out how to select the skills that are most relevant to your client population, and how you can teach them. Now, research shows that DBT Skills alone are enough to make a difference.

Stephanie Vaughn, Psy.D., Clinical Psychologist-HSP, is not affiliated or associated with Marsha M. Linehan, PhD, ABPP, or her organizations.

1. Combine the theory with the techniques DBT Incorporate this into your clinical practice.
2. Teach DBT The skills required to be able to manage stress, anxiety, and emotions, as well have interpersonal effectiveness.
3. Integrate DBT Individual and group therapy skills.
4. Utilize DBT Treatment of mental illness symptoms, chemical dependence and complex co-morbidity.
5. Demonstrate mindfulness techniques in order to make mindfulness more accessible and acceptable to clients.
6. Different teaching strategies can be used DBT Clients will benefit from your skills.
7. Recommendations for seamless integration DBT Skills can be used to provide individual therapy.
8. Differentiate DBT Model from cognitive behavior, client-centered, as well as other treatment options.
9. Practice a multi-layered approach to validation of clients’ thoughts and feelings.
10. Show clients how distress tolerance skills can help them survive crises and teach them how to resist the urges.
11. Communicate interpersonal effectiveness skills and the importance of increasing and maintaining positive relationships in clients’ lives.
12. Discuss and practice how to bring forth the best. DBT In order to help clients make positive behavior changes, skills can be incorporated into a treatment plan.

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• Overview Dialectical Behavior TherapyDBT)
  • What is Dialectics?
  • Common “Dialectical Dilemmas”
  • Current research regarding the use DBT Skills section of full DBT Program
• Core DBT Skills Training
  • Structure and Demographics
  • These are the rules DBT Skills Training Group
  • Targets DBT Skills Training Group
  • Facilitators: What are their roles?
• Mindfulness Skills
  • Be more mindful of your thoughts, feelings, and urges. Use intuition to guide you.
  • Clients should make fewer judgments about themselves and others.
  • Participating in “throwing yourself in” (With a wise head of course)
  • Skills: Observe, describe, participate
• Distress tolerance Skills
  • Tolerate and overcome a crisis (without making the situation worse)
  • “Distract” They attempt to control their emotions.
  • “Radically Accepting” Let it be the crisis, as it is.
  • Self-In times of crisis, soothe the five senses
  • Skills: TIPP, STOP
  • Wise Mind ACCEPTS
• Effectiveness in Interpersonal Relationships Skills
  • Skills Help clients to say no and make their requests stick
  • How to teach clients how to improve their relationships
  • Self-Respect for the client and respect from others
  • Skills acronyms: DEAR MAN, GIVE, FAST
  • Six levels of validation DBT
• Regulation of emotions Skills
  • You can regulate or even modify intense emotions
  • Reducing emotional vulnerability
  • Skills: Make sure you have the facts, take the opposite action, and get on with your life
• Special Population Skills For ANY Addiction
  • Dialectical abstinence
  • Urge surfing
  • Pros and cons
  • Alternative rebellion
  • Avoiding cues & triggers

Please note that PESI does not have any affiliation or association with Marsha M. Linhan, PhD, ABPP or her organizations.