DBT in General
Name the Module
ACRONYMS
Describe the Skill
DBT Principles/Assumptions
100

Who created DBT? 

Marsha Linehan 

100

Helps you find "Wise Mind"

Mindfulness

100
STOP

Stop
Take a step back/breath
Observe
Proceed mindfully

100

Check the facts

reflect over realities, histories, tangible evidence of what is or is not

100

Both/And

2 things can be true at once, we don't have to judge either or have to choose a side

200

True or False

DBT has been found to be successful but is not backed by research showing evidence of its efficacy.

200

Helps you stay present

Mindfulness

200

GIVE

Gentle nature
Interested, listen
Validate
Easy manner

200

Opposite Action

Do the exact opposite of what you have a thought to do during a heightened emotion.

200

Most people are doing their ___________.

Best

300

Which diagnosis was DBT designed to help treat?

Borderline Personality Disorder

300

Helps you navigate convos and conflict

Interpersonal Effectiveness

300

TIPP

Temperature change
Intensive exercise
Paced breathing
Progressive muscle relaxation 

300

Riding the wave (urge surf)

Notice and acknowledge thoughts and feelings without giving into an impulse to respond

300
DBT aims to help one balance acceptance and _______.

Change

400

How many modules does DBT have?

4

400

Teaches self-care that keeps you even keel

Emotion Regulation

400

IMPROVE

Imagery
Meaning
Prayer
Relaxation
One thing at a time
Vacation
Encouragement

400

Self-Soothing

Use 5 senses to comfort self

400

Which modalities does DBT use?

a. Group
b. Phone check-ins
c. Individual
d. Consultation team
e. All of the above

e. All of the above

500

What symptom is DBT designed to manage?

Self-injurious behaviors, emotional extremes

500

Helps you survive crises

Distress Tolerance

500

PLEASE

Physical Illness
Eating
Altering substances
Sleep
Exercise

500

A.B.C.

Accumulate positive emotions

Build mastery

Coping ahead

500

What does DBT stand for?

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy

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