Practical Dialectical Behavior Therapy ( DBT)

Practical Dialectical Behavior Therapy ( DBT), available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 50 lectures, based on 16 reviews, and has 55 subscribers.

You will learn about Dialectical behavior therapy principles Dialectical behavior therapy coping skills Dialectical behavior therapy worksheet Treatment methods based on dialectical behavior therapy and emotion regulation Four standard mode of dialectical behavior therapy Implementing dialectical behavior therapy in your counseling practice Dialectical behavior therapy for borderline personality disorder The impact of training on the attitude of mental health professionals towards borderline personality disorder Dialectical behavior therapy with intellectual disability ( case Study ) This course is ideal for individuals who are mental health practitioner, mental health patients, everybody, nurses, doctors, health consultants, people with health disorders, hospitals, clinics, counselors, practitioners etc It is particularly useful for mental health practitioner, mental health patients, everybody, nurses, doctors, health consultants, people with health disorders, hospitals, clinics, counselors, practitioners etc.

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Title: Practical Dialectical Behavior Therapy ( DBT)

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 50

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Curriculum Items: 50

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: $109.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Dialectical behavior therapy principles
Dialectical behavior therapy coping skills
Dialectical behavior therapy worksheet
Treatment methods based on dialectical behavior therapy and emotion regulation
Four standard mode of dialectical behavior therapy
Implementing dialectical behavior therapy in your counseling practice
Dialectical behavior therapy for borderline personality disorder
The impact of training on the attitude of mental health professionals towards borderline personality disorder
Dialectical behavior therapy with intellectual disability ( case Study )

Who Should Attend

mental health practitioner, mental health patients, everybody, nurses, doctors, health consultants, people with health disorders, hospitals, clinics, counselors, practitioners etc

Target Audiences

mental health practitioner, mental health patients, everybody, nurses, doctors, health consultants, people with health disorders, hospitals, clinics, counselors, practitioners etc

Dialectical Behavior Therapy, or DBT, combines talk therapy and behavior therapy to help patients manage negative emotions, and learn interpersonal and communication skills. Unlike CBT which takes more holistic approach to a patient’s belief system. DBT is focused on four main areas, mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotional regulation and interpersonal effectiveness. Negative rumination patterns and excessive worry can trigger depressive episodes or anxiety in vulnerable patients. In this area of DBT, patients can overcome this habit and improve their emotional state. In DBT, the patient is encourage to accept their circumstances and learn how to be present in the moment. Being mindful keeps the patient from ruminating over the past, which they cannot change, or the future, which they cannot predict.

At the core, DBT is about the idea of balancing opposites. During sessions, the therapist must work with the patient to find a way to balance two opposite perspective at the same time, which helps promote emotional regulation, and encourage the patient to avoid problematic black – and – white thinking. Thinking in extremes severely harms relationship and interactions, and also distort the patient’s acceptance of themselves.For example, borderline patients will often fall into extreme of ” I’m all bad” or “I’m all good”, and those beliefs can drastically change on a dime. With DBT, the therapy promotes a both – and outlook, instead of either – or thinking.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to dialectical behavior therapy

Lecture 3: Principles of dialectical behavior therapy

Lecture 4: Dialectical behavior therapy coping skills

Chapter 2: How To Undergo Dialectical Behavior Therapy

Lecture 1: Identifying treatment options

Lecture 2: Finding self-acceptance

Chapter 3: Essential Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills And Techniques To Master

Lecture 1: Interpersonal effective skills

Lecture 2: Distress tolerance skills

Lecture 3: Emotional regulation skills

Lecture 4: Mindfulness

Chapter 4: Dialectical Behavior Therapy Worksheets

Lecture 1: Dialectical interpersonal effectiveness skills

Lecture 2: The wise mind

Lecture 3: Working with primary and secondary emotions

Lecture 4: Radical acceptance worksheet

Lecture 5: Function of emotion worksheet

Chapter 5: Treatment Methods Based On Dialectical Behavior Therapy and emotion regulation

Lecture 1: Treatment method based on dialectical behavior therapy and emotion regulation

Chapter 6: Four Standard Mode Of Dialectical Behavior Therapy

Lecture 1: Skills training

Lecture 2: Phone coaching

Lecture 3: Therapy consultation team

Lecture 4: Individual treatment

Chapter 7: Implementing Dialectical Behavior Therapy In Your Counseling Practice

Lecture 1: Population

Lecture 2: Training

Lecture 3: Setting and facility

Lecture 4: Finance and billing

Lecture 5: Assessment and program evaluation

Lecture 6: Administration and program evaluation

Lecture 7: Length and adaptation of treatment

Lecture 8: Benefits and limitations of dialectical behavior therapy implementation

Chapter 8: Dialectical Behavior Therapy For Borderline Personality Disorder

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Treatment for borderline patients

Lecture 3: Effectiveness and comparison with other specific treatment for BPD

Lecture 4: Critical evaluation of dialectical behavior therapy for borderline patients

Lecture 5: Conclusion

Chapter 9: Attitude Of Mental Health Professionals Towards Borderline Personality Disorder

Lecture 1: Borderline personality disorder

Lecture 2: Etiology and prognosis

Lecture 3: Attitude of mental health professionals toward BPD

Lecture 4: The nature of attitude and attitude change

Lecture 5: Theories of attitude change

Lecture 6: Theory of cognitive dissonance

Lecture 7: Function approaches to attitude and attitude change

Lecture 8: The impact of behavior on attitude formation and change

Lecture 9: Learned helplessness and optimism

Lecture 10: Therapeutic approaches and attitude in the treatment of BPD

Chapter 10: DBT For People With Intellectual Disability ( case study)

Lecture 1: Mental health Services For People With Intellectual Disability

Lecture 2: DBT for adolescent with intellectual disability

Lecture 3: DBT for adults with intellectual disability in community services

Lecture 4: DBT for adults with intellectual disability in forensic services

Lecture 5: Critical appraisal

Lecture 6: Discussion

Instructors

Eric Yeboah
MBA/ PGDip

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