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Re: DBT books?

Posted by JayMac on September 6, 2008, at 11:22:29

In reply to Re: DBT books? » JayMac, posted by Emily Elizabeth on September 6, 2008, at 9:57:09

> Actually, I'm coming at DBT from the other side. I'm a therapist and I'm trying to incorporate the techniques into work with my clients. I haven't had experience being on the other side of it.
>
> Best,
> EE


Oh, even better! I don't have any experience with it either, but I do know it's premise and such. It's getting pretty popular among those working with borderline patients, and of course with other patients. I did some practicum work at a state mental hospital and DBT was all the rage since it has some research behind it (although there were many social workers, nurses, and doctors who did not like it). What's your current framework? CBT or?


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