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In this guide, we're going to unpack the ‘WHAT’ skills of the Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) mindfulness module: Observe, Describe, and Participate. These skills aren't just fancy concepts; they're practical tools that can help us navigate the ups and downs of life with a little more grace and a lot less stress. So, what exactly… Continue reading Your Guide To DBT’s ‘WHAT’ Skills
In the context of DBT, behaviour chain analysis really is an incredibly powerful exercise. Rooted in behavioural psychology, this technique delves deep into the sequential events that form behaviour chains, offering invaluable insights into triggers, reactions, and consequences. DBT, developed by Dr. Marsha M. Linehan, is a form of behavioural therapy based on CBT, renowned… Continue reading What is Chain Analysis in DBT?
Whether you're new to this practice of gratitude journaling, or are simply looking for fresh inspiration, you've landed in the right place… In this article, I’ll explore the art of gratitude journaling. More specifically, I’ll go into more detail on what to write in a gratitude journal, and how it can positively impact your mental… Continue reading What To Write in a Gratitude Journal [Guide]
To really help you integrate Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) Mindfulness Skills into your daily life, I've compiled 24 journal prompts tailored to each skill. These prompts are designed to guide you through a profound self-exploration journey, enhancing your mindfulness practice. Whether you're new to DBT, don't have access to DBT, or are simply seeking to… Continue reading 24 DBT Mindfulness Journal Prompts For Deeper Healing (8-Page Journal PDF)
DBT Mindfulness is one of four modules in the therapeutic approach developed by psychologist Marsha Linehan. DBT stands for Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, and Linehan developed it to help individuals regulate their emotions, reduce distress, and improve relationships with others.
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