
Dialectical Behavioural Therapy: DBT
DBT is a sister approach to CBT and is effective in treating anxiety, depression, and BPD.

DBT is built on several key concepts that guide the therapy process. Here are the main ideas: - Dialectics: DBT emphasizes the balance between acceptance and change. It recognizes that you can accept your current feelings and experiences while also working towards positive change in your life. - Emotional Regulation: This involves understanding and managing intense emotions. DBT teaches skills to help you recognize, label, and cope with your feelings in healthier ways. - Interpersonal Effectiveness: This concept focuses on improving your relationships with others. DBT provides strategies to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and maintain healthy connections. - Distress Tolerance: These skills help you cope with difficult situations without resorting to harmful behaviours. DBT teaches techniques for managing crises and handling emotional pain. - Mindfulness: DBT incorporates mindfulness practices to help you stay present and aware. This skill encourages non-judgmental observation of your thoughts and feelings, fostering greater self-awareness. These core concepts work together to help you develop healthier coping mechanisms, improve relationships, and enhance your overall emotional well-being.
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