DBT Therapists Also Need Distress Tolerance | MARSHA LINEHAN

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To be a DBT therapist you have to accept that most therapists are indeed jerks. Marsha Linehan says the problem is that clients react in such a strong way that it can interfere with the therapy. Enter distress tolerance, for both therapist and client.

Marsha Linehan, creator of the highly-regarded Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), discusses Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) from the viewpoint of a clinician / researcher of the highest caliber.

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"humility of a genius mind" personified!!! thank you for existing!!!

narimaneme
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Okay. I get. She gets on my nerves a few times, and I do sometimes. It's working, though. I finally started to see the life worth living more clearly, albeit some difficulties getting to it. We're going to get there someday.
So, for any therapist considering this, I'm telling you as client for one of your most talented colleagues, study hard, cz it's sooo worth it 😉😉😉

millennialnomad
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really? that's nice to know that i was right about the stuff that i thought my therapist did

lisaj
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What if my therapist tells me things are mostly hopless?

catsaresocute
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1:05 that's exactly what my ex also told me as her boyfriend. Interesting correlation between boyfriend and therapist .
"I wanna kill myself."
"You did this and that wrong."
"You are such a terrible boyfriend."
"Our whole relationship is hopeless! We should just split."
"My previous ex was so much better in X."

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