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4. Description : About the DBT Deck Dialectical behavior therapy DBT skills help people find balance be mindful in the moment manage distress regulate emotions and have better relationships These skills are captured in five main skills modules DialecticsMindfulnessDistress ToleranceEmotion RegulationInterpersonal Effectiveness The module cards are color coded and contain teachings ideas for contemplation and practice suggestions and exercises that apply to DBT beginners as well as those seasoned in the approach Importantly the skills work when people work the skills so many of the cards have a call to action Follow the call by practicing your skills at the earliest opportunity There are important differences between knowing and doing You can move systematically through the deck draw random cards or both Just be sure to use the deck everyday as you continue to build a more skillful and satisfying life Because being skillful takes repeated practice you cannot grow out of this deck you can only grow more skillful Glance Inside of The DBT Deck Tips from the Author The DBT Deck includes tips from author Lane Pederson These tips will help your clients and yourself get the most use out of these cards and exercises Dialectics Dialectics relate to the synthesis of opposites Instead of thinking in all or nothing either or or black and white terms try seeing the shades of gray between the black and white Practice being flexible in your thinking and finding middle ground options in your behavior Mindfulness Mindfulness is choosing to be aware of this moment on purpose nonjudgmentally When we are being mindful we gather our attention and then choose to focus or concentrate it on what

5. we want to observe or do In this moment choose to focus your mind where you want it to be Perhaps you focus on your emotions your thoughts your bodily sensations what you experience through your senses or your surroundings Hold your attention there being in that moment Distress Tolerance Many people cope with stress and crisis by getting into behaviors that provide relief but at a great cost Examples of these ineffective behaviors include alcohol and substance use self injury gambling spending money and overeating As an aernative we can learn and practice distress tolerance skills to manage stress and crisis in ways that help without having after effects that make our lives worse To start make two lists List one is your ineffective coping behaviors and list two is your heahy coping behaviors everyone has at least a few heahy coping behaviors Your goal is to eliminate the behaviors on the first list while developing the behaviors on the second Emotion Regulation Emotion regulation skills decrease vulnerabilities to intense emotions increase positive emotions build a sense of confidence and competence and allow people to act opposite to behaviors that keep them stuck in unwanted emotions Emotion regulation skills have both immediate and long term benefits and as such should be practiced each day Contemplate how your life would improve with more balanced emotions Interpersonal Effectiveness The practice of interpersonal effectiveness skills has three primary resus An increase in your sense of self respectAn increase in your ability to make and take care of relationshipsAn increase in getting your wants and needs met In dialectical behavior therapy we have three acronyms that capture interpersonal skills FAST GIVE and DEAR MAN The cards in this section break down the acronyms into their components with suggested practice behaviors About the Author Lane Pederson PsyD LP DBTC has provided DBT training and consuation to over professionals in the United States Australia South Africa

6. Canada and Mexico A real world practitioner Dr Pederson co owns Mental Heah Systems PC MHS one of the largest DBT specialized practices in the United States At MHS Dr Pederson has developed DBT programs for adolescents adus people with dual disorders and people with developmental disabilities He has served as clinical and training director has directed practice based clinical outcome studies and has overseen the care of thousands of clients in need of intensive outpatient services He is the author of three DBT books Lane Pederson is not affiliated or associated with Marsha M Linehan PhD ABPP or her organization

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