This feature by Michaela Swales, PhD and Christine Dunkley, DClinP is Part 1 of 2 in a series about DBT in the UK. In this first part, Michaela and Christine share the journey so far. DBT is a worldwide community, and we are excited to shine a light on how DBT has developed in different regions and countries.
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This is an exciting year for Behavioral Tech. In the last couple of years, as we navigated a global pandemic alongside the rest of the world, we made it a point to stay connected to the DBT community and find out what is needed from us as we all evolve into our next phase.
Continue reading Introducing our Interim Executive Director, Matthew Macklin!
The last couple of years has required almost everyone, everywhere to reinvent the way they do business. With health and safety taking the highest priority, the whole world worked remotely during the pandemic. It gave us an opportunity to reflect, to check in with each other, and to make sure we were getting to the core of how we could support and serve each other.
Continue reading Saying a Fond Farewell to Holli Harris
This feature by Fragiskos Gonidakis, MD, PhD is Part 2 of 2 in a series about DBT in Greece. In the first part, Fragiskos shared the journey so far. Here in part 2, he reveals what is ahead for DBT in Greece. DBT is a worldwide community, and we are excited to shine a light on how DBT has developed in different regions and countries.
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This feature by Fragiskos Gonidakis, MD, PhD is Part 1 of 2 in a series about DBT in Greece. In this first part, Fragiskos shares the journey so far. DBT is a worldwide community, and we are excited to shine a light on how DBT has developed in different regions and countries.
Continue reading DBT in Greece (Part 1)
This feature by Leslie Karwoski Anderson, PhD is Part 2 of 2 in a series about DBT for eating disorders. In the first part, Leslie addresses her experience working with DBT as an eating disorder clinician and the first of five Eating Disorder skills she will discuss in this blog. In this second part, she will discuss the remaining four Eating Disorder skills, including Radical Acceptance, Validation, Effective Eating, and Non-judgmentalness.
Continue reading Radical Genuineness: What Can DBT Teach Us About How to be Eating Disorder Clinicians? (Part 2)
This feature by Leslie Karwoski Anderson, PhD is Part 1 of 2 in a series about DBT for eating disorders. In this first part, Leslie addresses her experience working with DBT as an eating disorder clinician and the first of five Eating Disorder skills she will discuss in this blog.
Continue reading Radical Genuineness: What Can DBT Teach Us About How to be Eating Disorder Clinicians? (Part 1)
This feature by Gloria Seo, LCSW-C and Casey Anderson, LCPC, RPT is Part 2 of 2 in a series about clinical interventions that honor the core concepts of DBT-C. In the first part here, Gloria and Casey addressed their favorite interventions in Pretreatment. In part two, they discuss interventions in individual psychotherapy.
Continue reading Clinical Interventions in DBT-C (Part 2)
This feature by Gloria Seo, LCSW-C and Casey Anderson, LCPC, RPT is Part 1 of 2 in a series about clinical interventions that honor the core concepts of DBT-C. In this first part, Gloria and Casey address their favorite interventions in Pretreatment.
Continue reading Clinical Interventions in DBT-C (Part 1)
This feature by Lorie Ritschel, PhD is Part 2 of 2 in a series about DBT for adolescents. In the first part, Lorie addressed her experience as a DBT therapist working with adolescents and a couple of notable differences between DBT and DBT-A. In this part two, we will address caregiver therapy interfering behavior.
Continue reading DBT for Adolescents (Part 2)