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Hope Wellness Mental Health Center

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

Comprehensive therapy that teaches mindfulness, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness skills.

Overview

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) at Hope Wellness Medical Center combines cognitive-behavioral techniques with mindfulness practices to help individuals manage intense emotions, improve relationships, and build a life worth living. Our comprehensive DBT program provides both individual therapy and skills training to support your journey toward emotional well-being.

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Who Should Consider

Individuals struggling with emotional regulation

People experiencing relationship difficulties

Those dealing with impulsive behaviors

Individuals with borderline personality disorder

People seeking better crisis management skills

Expected Results

Improved emotional regulation

Better interpersonal relationships

Enhanced mindfulness skills

Reduced impulsive behaviors

Greater distress tolerance

Our Process

1

Initial assessment

Comprehensive evaluation of emotional patterns and needs

2

Mindfulness skills

Learning to observe and describe emotions without judgment

3

Emotion regulation

Developing skills to manage and modify intense emotions

4

Interpersonal effectiveness

Building healthy relationship and communication skills

5

Distress tolerance

Learning to cope with crisis situations effectively

6

Skills integration

Applying DBT skills in daily life situations

Telehealth Services

DBT services are available through our secure telehealth platform, including both individual sessions and group skills training.

Benefits

Access to therapy from home
Virtual group participation
Phone coaching availability
Digital skills materials

Process

1
Virtual orientation
2
Online individual sessions
3
Virtual group skills training
4
Digital diary cards
5
Remote coaching support

Requirements

Stable internet connection
Access to a computer or tablet
A quiet, private space for sessions

Platforms Used

Zoom

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the time commitment for DBT?

Standard DBT typically involves weekly individual therapy and group skills training sessions over 6-12 months, though modified programs are available.

What makes DBT different from other therapies?

DBT uniquely combines individual therapy, group skills training, and between-session coaching while focusing on both acceptance and change strategies.

Who is DBT best suited for?

DBT is particularly helpful for individuals struggling with emotion regulation, self-harm behaviors, suicidal thoughts, and relationship difficulties.

Emergency Information

If you're experiencing a crisis or having thoughts of self-harm, use your crisis survival skills and seek immediate help.

What to do:

  • Use DBT crisis survival skills
  • Contact your DBT therapist
  • Reach out to crisis services
  • Go to nearest emergency room if needed

Emergency Contacts:

National Crisis Hotline:988
Crisis Text Line:741741