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SUMMARY:Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Clinicians\, July 11th & 12th
DESCRIPTION:Dates: July 11th from 9am-1pm CT (8am-12pm MT) and July 12th 9am-1pm CT (8am-12pm MT) \n  \nDialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a comprehensive cognitive-behavioral treatment developed by Dr. Marsha Linehan over the last 25 years. DBT was originally developed to treat suicidal patients\, evolved into a treatment for suicidal BPD patients\, and has since been adapted for the treatment of BPD patients with presenting problems other than suicidal behaviors. DBT is designed to treat patients at all levels of severity and complexity of disorder and is conceptualized as occurring in stages. \nIn Stage I\, the primary focus is on stabilizing the patient and achieving behavioral control. Stage I treatment targets are addressed in the following hierarchical order: \n1.) life-threatening behaviors (primarily suicidal and self-injurious behavior)\n2.) therapy-interfering behaviors (e.g.\, poor attendance)\n3.) severe quality of life-interfering behaviors (e.g.\, frequent use of crisis services\, substance abuse) \nStage I DBT consists of several modes of treatment\, each designed to achieve specific functions: \nIndividual therapy focuses on increasing client motivation (i.e.\, identifying specific factors maintaining problem behavior and providing interventions) \nGroup skills training teaches basic capabilities (i.e.\, behavioral skills including distress tolerance\, emotion regulation\, interpersonal effectiveness\, and mindfulness); \nPhone coaching provides the basis for generalization of skills to the natural environment and the therapist consultation team functions to increase therapist capabilities and motivation. \nPenny Kruger\, LCSW\, says “My style of therapy is supportive\, however\, I am willing to tolerate the discomfort it takes to move towards behavioral change. I have been in practice for 20 years treating men and women who were struggling with impulsive behavior patterns. My experience has included many specialty issues\, including anger management\, self injury\, sexual compulsivity\, and binge/purge behavior. \nThe work I have done in these areas has shaped me in many ways. My practice has become much more “skill based” over the years. I have learned that most of my clients want me to take an active role in their treatment. I teach the skills that we ALL need to manage the delicate balance of acceptance and change in our lives. People already possess many resilient qualities\, and these skills are meant to build on the strengths that we already possess. We can not change our biological temperaments\, but we can certainly learn skills that will help us to feel like a “better fit” with our lives.”
URL:https://tacfs.org/event/dialectical-behavior-therapy-for-clinicians-july-11th-12th/
LOCATION:Zoom
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