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“How do you make the best book about DBT by its most gifted trainers even better? You include more great ideasand pragmatic skills while making it even more accessible and immediately applicable.”-Barry Duncan, PsyDAuthor ofOn Becoming a Better Therapist and developer of the Partners for Change Outcome Management System“The second edition is easy to understand, practical, and a welcome addition to anyone's library—therapist orlayperson. The manual presents the skills in a way that is self-explanatory, rather than requiring a trained professionalto wade through pages of clinical jargon. Once again, Lane irreverently refuses to tiptoe through proprietary minefieldsin order to make DBT more accessible to everyone.”-Stephanie Vaughn, PsyDClinical psychologist and DBT-Linehan Board of Certification, Certified Clinician“Marsha Linehan developed DBT. And Lane Pederson has expanded it! Many practitioners have knowledge ofevidence-based practice, but few have the ability to translate that knowledge into practical, real-world tools that cantruly help give struggling individuals a life worth living. Unlike the many books that go unused on your shelf, thiscompanion is a daily "go-to" resource for any practice treating emotionally dysregulated clients. Dr. Pederson is a trueleader in the field and his second edition has outdone his first!”-Jeff Riggenbach, PhD, LPCAuthor,The CBT Toolbox: A Guide for Clients & Clinicians and The BPD Toolbox: An Evidence-Based Guide for Regulating Emotions“This manual is the most thorough, up-to-date, and valuable resource for clinicians who use DBT. Now spiral-bound,it's easy and convenient to make copies for both individuals and groups. And the inclusion of strategies for usingsocial media is brilliant, especially for those working with adolescents and young adults. It's becoming more and moreevident that DBT skills are life skills, and this manual provides all the necessary tools. A most beneficial book.”-Linda A. Curran, BCPC, LPC, CACD, CCPDAuthor of bestselling101 Trauma-Informed Interventions“Dr. Pederson has provided therapists and clients with a very thorough, expansive and easy to understand explanationof the skills clients need to learn to regulate their emotions and live a full and satisfying life. Filled with new skills,helpful and clear handouts, creative and new acronyms that teach many new skills, and helpful lists of skills andbehaviors, this book has much to offer any therapist, whether or not the therapist is doing standard DBT or simplyutilizing DBT skills in their work with clients. Pederson is able to explain concepts in new ways that bring additionalclarity even to seasoned DBT therapists and trainers. The addition of modules on addiction and social media, aswell as skills to learn behaviors that enhance anyone’s life (such as problem solving, making friends or developingroutines) make this book unique and indispensable for any therapist, for all clients and even for family members. Can I teach myself DBT skills?It's quite possible you're using DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) skills without even realizing. That's the beauty of DBT. The skills that are taught can be done in home, at work, at school, wherever they are needed. All the tools needed are easily accessible.
What are the 4 DBT modules?The four modules of psychological and emotional function that DBT focuses on include: Mindfulness, interpersonal effectiveness, distress tolerance and emotion regulation.
What are the 5 DBT modules?The 5 Main Skills taught in Dialectical Behavior Therapy include:. Core Mindfulness Skills.. Distress Tolerance Skills.. Emotion Regulation Skills.. Interpersonal Effectiveness Skills.. Middle Path Skills.. What is the order of DBT skills?The DBT skills training is structured in four specific modules: (1) Mindfulness, (2) Emotion Regulation, (3) Distress Tolerance, (4) Interpersonal Effectiveness. there is an an additional module for adolescents and families called “The middle path.”
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