Most state public systems now require DBT as the standard of care for borderline personality disorder. But the methodology of DBT has been found through both practice and research to be more robust.
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Lane Pederson – Real-World DBT – Adapting DBT to Fit Your Practice
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For a decade, Dr. Pederson has used DBT across level of care settings to treat Axis I and II disorders
Dr. Pederson is the founder of Dialectical Behavior Therapy National Certification and Accreditation Association (DBTNCAA) and co-owns one of the largest DBT practices in the Midwest
Dr. Pederson can show you how to use DBT in real-world settings with real-world clients
Most state public systems now require DBT as the standard of care for borderline personality disorder. But the methodology of DBT has been found through both practice and research to be more robust. It is acuity, not diagnosis, that defines when DBT is applicable. DBT treats the clients that we find most difficult to treat in private and public practice. Join Lane Pederson, Psy.D., clinician and founder of Dialectical Behavior Therapy National Certification and Accreditation Association (DBTNCAA), and take home practical skills in deploying DBT to your most difficult-to-treat clients. Learn how to:
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Validate even the most self-defeating beliefs and feelings
Implement strategies for inertia and resistance in the face of overwhelming emotions
Balance acceptance with change
Respect weaknesses while encouraging strengths
Deal with transference issues as opportunities for change
Prevent “therapeutic drift�
Generalize therapeutic gains by keeping behaviorally focused
Shift strategies for both the client and therapist
This evidence-based therapy has advanced to the treatment of:
Anxiety
Impulse-control
Addictions
Personality disorders
Eating disorders
Complex co-morbid conditions
