What does CBT stand for?
What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
What does DBT stand for?
What is Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
What percentage of people in the U.S. used illicit drugs, tobacco, or nicotine products in a month? (This statistic is based on the 2022 National NSDUH report conducted with SAMHSA and HHS)
What is 59.8% (168.7 million people)
How long does a patient engage in CBT sessions? (Over a period of time, not length of appointments)
6-20 weeks (1.5 months-5 months)
How long does a patient engage in DBT sessions? (Over a period of time, not length of appointments)
What is 6 months-1 year
What is the percentage of U.S. citizens with a Substance Use Disorder (SUD)?
What is 17.3% (48.7 million people)
How do CBT therapists help patients reach their goals in CBT therapy? (You only need THREE correct answers to receive points)
How do DBT therapists help patients throughout the therapy process?
What is Helping people accept the reality of their lives (radical acceptance) and their behaviors, as well as helping them learn to change their lives, including their unhelpful behaviors.
How much does addiction cost the U.S.
What is $700 billion annually in healthcare expenses, crime-related costs, and lost workplace productivity
What are the core beliefs of CBT? (You only need to get TWO correct for points)
What are:
What are the four pillars of DBT? (You only need to guess TWO for the correct answer)
What is
Mindfulness
Distress tolerence
Interpersonal Relationships
Emotion Regulation
Why is addiction so expensive (Think of government services and personal use)
What is healthcare expenses, crime-related costs, and lost workplace productivity
Who is the founder of CBT?
What is Aaron Beck
Who is the founder of DBT?
What is Dr. Marsha Linehan
What is the percentage of people who died by overdose in 2022?
What is 1.9% (100,105 people)