Digital Seminar

Dialectical Behavior Therapy for PTSD: Skills to Ground Clients, Decrease Triggers and Improve Emotion Regulation

Faculty:: Katelyn Baxter-Musser, LCSW, C-DBT
Duration:: 1 Hour 05 Minutes
Format:: Audio and Video
Copyright:: 14 Dec, 2022
Product Code:: POS059147
Media Type:: Digital Seminar
Access:: Never expires.

Price
$69.95 - Standard

Description

DBT transforms the way you do therapy – moving you from a change-based model to one of skill-based learning. And applying a DBT approach to trauma treatment can help you get to the very core of how your clients think about life and emotions, so they can make tremendous strides in therapy. Katelyn Baxter-Musser has taught thousands of clinicians to use DBT in their practices for improved treatment outcomes. Join her in this session and discover evidence-based DBT tools you can use to keep clients grounded, help them become more tolerant of their triggers, and increase their emotion regulation.

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Faculty

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Objectives

Integrate distress tolerance skills from DBT into treatment to help clients identify and gain control of their responses to emotional triggers.
Practice paced breathing and progressive muscle relaxation techniques with clients to provide them self-administered interventions they can use to reduce physiological and psychological stress.
Develop treatment plans that incorporate dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) skills for clients with elevated emotion dysregulation.

Outline

DBT an evidence-based approach
Using DBT distress tolerance skills to decrease triggers
Coming back to the here and now using paced breathing and progressive muscle relaxation
Self-sooth using the five senses
Regulating intense emotions by Riding the Wave
Increasing emotion regulation using opposite action
Research, risks and limitations

Target Audience

Counselors
Marriage & Family Therapists
Physicians
Psychologists
Social Workers
Other Mental Health Professionals

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