CBT 1
CBT 2
DBT 1
DBT 2
DBT 3
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What does CBT stand for?

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

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What are the three points of the CBT triangle?

Behavior, emotion, and thoughts

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What does DBT stand for?

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy

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What are dialectics?

Balancing two opposing views that seemingly contradict one another.  "Walking the middle path"

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What is "Wise Mind"?

Balancing emotion mind and reason mind.

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What is a cognitive distortion?

irrational thoughts or "thinking errors"- examples:  mind reading, black and white thinking, etc

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What is "catastrophizing"?

fearing the worst possible outcome even if the threat is very minimal

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What is radical acceptance?

When you cannot keep painful events from coming your way- accepting painful situations outside of our control without judging or "fighting reality"

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What is mindfulness?

Bringing our attention and awareness to the present moment.

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What is opposite action?

When our emotions do not fit the facts, or acting on our emotions will not be effective, we act in a way that is opposite from the emotion urge.  

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What is cognitive reframing/restructuring?

Changing a negative thought to something more helpful, positive, or neutral.  

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What is black and white thinking?

Thought pattern where people think in absolutes.  "All or nothing" thinking.

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What is the TIPP skill?

Changing our body chemistry- stands for temperature, intense exercise, paced breathing, and progressive muscle relaxation

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When do we use distress tolerance skills?

High levels of distress- when we can't change the situation.  Not necessarily to make the situation better, but preventing ourselves from making the situation worse.

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When is DEAR MAN used?

Asking for something, setting a boundary, or asserting ourselves.

Describe

Express

Assert

Reinforce

Be Mindful

Appear Confident

Negotiate

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What is a core belief?

A person's central ideas about themselves, the world, and others.

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What is the ABCDE model of REBT?

Activating events, beliefs, consequences, disputations of beliefs, effective new beliefs

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What are the four modules of DBT?

Mindfulness

Interpersonal Effectiveness

Emotion Regulation

Distress Tolerance

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The creator of DBT was finding that members of which population were not responding well to CBT?

Individuals with trauma

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What module do you use in a crisis situation?

distress tolerance

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Who created CBT?

Aaron Beck

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What is behavioral activation?  

CBT skill used for depression.  Behavioral activation is an approach to mental health that involves someone using behaviors to influence their emotional state.

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Who created DBT?

Marsha Linehan

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What is the STOP skill?

Used in distress tolerance to manage impulses.  Stands for stop, take a step back, observe, and proceed mindfully.

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What is the main dialectic in DBT?

acceptance and change

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