Do you or a loved one struggle with:
Intense Emotions
Self-Destructive Behaviors
Difficulty in Relationships
Confusion about Yourself
DBT is an effective, Evidence-Based Treatment for persons with these struggles, including persons with chronic suicidal thoughts and actions and other self-destructive behaviors.
DBT teaches skills to handle these “dialectical dilemmas” when you feel the anguish between two equally valid but opposite feelings. DBT targets four major contributors to this anguish: Emotions – depression, anger, swift and intense mood changes and/or numbness; Behaviors including suicidal actions and thoughts, self-harm, addictive behaviors, sexual impulsivity, spending problems and eating problems; Relationships including unstable, intense relationships, letting others walk all over you, idealizing or despising others, conflict ridden; Sense of Self from low self-esteem to “checking out” completely, from extreme all or nothing thinking to mindlessness.
DBT
Components:
- Individual Therapy with a DBT trained therapist
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Skills Training Group in 16 sessions for
adolescents & their families. - Skills Training Group for 24 sessions for adults
What is the
first step?
Call Nancy Parker at River Park Psychology Consultants, 316-616-0260 to schedule an initial screening interview. We will determine if DBT is the treatment for you and set up Individual Therapy appointments. Skills training groups start new modules every 4 weeks. An essential element of DBT is a commitment to the process which includes attending Individual Therapy, weekly Skills Training group for all four modules, and homework.
The end result will be
Empowerment, Relief, and a Life Worth Living!
Skills Training
Schedule:
For now we only have
adolescent skills training groups at this office and collaborate with another
office for adult skills training.
References:
http://www.dbtselfhelp.com/DBTinaNutshell.pdf
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Multifamily Skills Taining Group for Adolescents & Families Tuesdays 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
16 Walking the Middle Path: Introduction to Mindfulness and Dialectics Emotion Regulation
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Instead of your feelings
pulling you apart, you learn to be in control. You are in the driver’s seat.
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