Friday, July 19th, 2019
Title: 10 things to know about emotionally dysregulated clients (from a DBT perspective)
Presenter: Patricia Gieselman, MFT DBT-Linehan Board of Certification, Certified Clinician™
See our EVENTS page to register
This brief workshop offers an introduction to the assumptions, strategies, and skills of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), currently considered one of the gold standard treatment protocols for people who struggle with regulating their emotions and the unintended consequences that often follow.|
For both professionals and recipients of services, DBT offers SKILLS to accept things we cannot change and SKILLS to effectively make difficult changes when needed.
Take away some useful tools to identify, understand, & dial down big emotions when they walk into the room. Increase your own effectiveness to respond to BIG emotions rather than react.
Title: 10 things to know about emotionally dysregulated clients (from a DBT perspective)
Presenter: Patricia Gieselman, MFT DBT-Linehan Board of Certification, Certified Clinician™
- Do you work with people who struggle with emotions that get in the way of effective problem solving or create problems in their relationships?
- Do your clients go from crisis to crisis preventing them from developing effective coping skills?
- Have you ever unintentionally gotten caught up in the storm of BIG emotions and noticed your own reactions getting in the way?
See our EVENTS page to register
This brief workshop offers an introduction to the assumptions, strategies, and skills of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), currently considered one of the gold standard treatment protocols for people who struggle with regulating their emotions and the unintended consequences that often follow.|
For both professionals and recipients of services, DBT offers SKILLS to accept things we cannot change and SKILLS to effectively make difficult changes when needed.
Take away some useful tools to identify, understand, & dial down big emotions when they walk into the room. Increase your own effectiveness to respond to BIG emotions rather than react.
