OVERVIEW

DBT Skills to Treat Clients, Maximize Therapeutic Gains and Reduce Therapist Burnout 2023 is organized by Jack Hirose & Associates Inc..

Release Date: 05 - 17 - 2023,
Expiry Date: 11 - 17 - 2023.

Description:
Dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) is a treatment originally designed to treat borderline personality disorder (BPD). In recent years it has been increasingly used to treat many other disorders because of its usefulness in treating clients unable to manage emotions.

Learning Objectives:
• How to teach your clients the four sets of DBT skills to help them get through crisis situations without making the situation worse; to manage their emotions more effectively; and to develop and maintain healthier relationships
• How to apply DBT skills to a range of psychiatric illnesses and other problems of daily living (e.g. low self-esteem, difficulties managing anger)
• Dialectical strategies to address clients who are “stuck” in therapy, resulting in inertia or unhealthy mechanisms of escape and avoidance, and how these strategies can lead to transformational healing
• Tools such as the Tracking Sheet and the Behavioural Analysis to increase structure in sessions and to help clients move toward change
• Behaviour Theory techniques to help clients understand what might be maintaining their problem behaviours and to get unstuck from these ingrained patterns
• Skills to help you improve your own sense of efficacy in therapy, and reduce the likelihood of therapist burnout

Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.

Credits
  • 12 CEUs
  • TARGET AUDIENCE

    Occupational TherapistsSpeech Language PathologistsMarriage & Family TherapistsSchool CounselorsPsychologistsNursesPsychotherapistSocial WorkersMental Health Professionals

    SPECIALITIES

    PsychologyPsychotherapy

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