Dialectical Behavior Therapy DBT Made Simple: Counselor Toolbox Podcast with Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Counselor Toolbox
00:28 DBT Made Simple
02:01 Objectives
05:02 The Clients
07:45 Dialectical Theory
13:27 Dialectical Theory
16:51 Skills Training Groups 1
20:50 Skills Training Groups 2
24:47 DBT Assumptions
28:45 Treatment Priorities in DBT
35:20 Stages of Treatment 1
36:05 Stages of Treatment 2
37:17 The “B” in DBT 1
39:55 The “B” in DBT 2
42:00 The “B” in DBT 3 Triggers
34:22 The “B” in DBT 4
46:00 Mindfulness

[DocSnipes]

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[bonnykiser]

This is so helpful for parents. We have a 28 year old son currently living at home with a marriage spiraling into a divorce. This video gave me a clear understanding of how our sons mind works and so I can handle the why in the full-blown episodes and with pure rage. I appreciate you. I thank you!

[billthelen]

I love the way that you reviewed the four skills of mindfulness, emotional regulation, interpersonal effectiveness, and distress tolerance and how their tied together.

[theFogMasterz]

Thank you for this Doc, I've battled with severe BPD for years and DBT really helps me with life.

[drmayurikadasbiswas]

No many videos are as informative, this was indeed useful for a therapist new to DBT

[lisafrank]

I appreciate your resources and your compassionate style in delivering your information. So many struggle day to day to afford basic necessities that inside information to increase tools and awareness can only help to better our society or at the very least provide hope that supports are out there. Trying times from pandemic to crisis emotionally and financially. These videos serve so much to at the very least stimulate curiosity and awareness to encourage personal development and empowerment and empathy for all reaching for a measure of freedom or peace. Just my thank you 🙏 to you. ❤

[Tim]

I have been in community mental health for a year and at times the experience has been overwhelming because the populist so diverse. It’s felt like a struggle to learn so many approaches and interventions. Your video was helpful as you broke it down in a simple and timely manner. You are making a difference in this work and in my life as a newer therapist.

[DocSnipes]

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[billthelen]

Keeping notes on how to handle distress tolerance is still useful for me, even though I have been through DBT therapy years ago.

[jaydugs]

Thank you. Presented clearly and easy to understand. I am going to try and put these tools into practice.

[mutedearthvirgo]

im so grateful for this channel. thank you for these!

[francesbethodendahl]

Loads of eye opening information. Thank-you immensely.

[Justin-ulpi]

Thank you for you interest and clear insight on DBT, very useful for someone with BPD.

[visionsunlimitedvideoprodu]

Good info 🙌🏽 Can you do videos for those of us who are NOT therapists please?

[cannibalcatgirl]

I literally only have two ways of interacting: completely gushing/fauning, or a cactus. Which makes me socially inept and is very hard on my partner. I have no friends and really want to be a better person who isn’t just completely hot or cold. Everything I say comes out wrong and everyone thinks I’m annoying and weird.

[sunshinemunuphotography]

Very educating and helpful. Thanks a lot

[MedalionGheydi]

Thanks for sharing this informative video ❤

[stevenholland]

Thank you, for your thoughtful narration.

[billthelen]

Excellent video. I am not a therapist. I am a practitioner. I have been through a DBT skills course. This is a great review. I keep coming back to it

[lisakelley]

Really helpful. I enjoy listening to you explain how the DBT process works.