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DBT In-Depth, Neuro-affirming
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) is now widely used in group and individual therapies. The essence of DBT is being lost and the effectiveness is being diminished. Here are some essential practices and concepts to apply, from the essence of DBT.


When Coping Skills Become Compliance Skills for Autistics in Therapy.
When coping skills become compliance for autistics. How can autistics and clinicians make sure complying isn't overshadowing good therapy? We need to ask the right questions and address the "how" by adding an ellipsis.....
2 days ago2 min read


DBT for Loved Ones of Autistics, Systemic Interventions.
DBT for Loved Ones of Autistics. Systemic Interventions for Autistic Systems. Examples for applying DBT to an autistic system. Keep the system open, healthy and inviting to autistic ways of knowing, doing and being…
Aug 173 min read


DBT Can Prevent Autistic Melt Downs & Shut Downs
DBT Can Prevent Autistic Melt Downs and Shut Downs. 3 DBT Skills for Your Clients, Yourself, or Your Loved One.
Apr 203 min read


DBT for Avoidant Attachment
DBT Skills for Avoidant Attachment Traits. Drop walls, open to vulnerability, stay connected and stop internal chaos.
Mar 254 min read


DBT is Somatic & Experiential, not just "Behavioral"
DBT is a Somatic and Experiential therapy. Change the way you use DBT skills in your life or change how you teach them, for deeper healing possibilities.
Mar 173 min read


Is Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) appropriate for me?
Where and with whom is DBT useful? Understand the background of DBT, and read a list of places, populations and issues where it's been successful.
Feb 72 min read


Ancient Wisdom & Modern Psychology, applying a DBT principle
Thoughts, Emotions, Sensations, Urges We are composed of four ways to knowing. Every experience is a thought, an emotion, a sensation or an urge. No experience is more than one way of knowing. Example Sensation: You notice the sensation of a mosquito on your forearm. Urge: You have the urge to move. Emotion: Fear or frustration. Thought: "Another mosquito?!" Practice Notice daily. Put labels on each that you notice: "sensation", 'thought", "emotion", "urge". Practice and lea
Jan 281 min read
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