Socratic Questioning
IMPROVE
Cycle of Avoidance
General DBT
Miscellaneous
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What is socratic questioning?

Therapists use Socratic questioning verbally in CBT by asking probing questions about their clients' irrational thoughts

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I is for...

IMAGERY

Imagine yourself dealing successfully with the problem, being in wise mind, and feeling accomplished when the situation is over. By doing so, you may actually be able to change the outcome of the problem in your favor.

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What is it?

Trying to dodge challenging situations in a manner that often allows you immediate gratification and relief by avoiding your worst fears, however has long-term consequences for you.

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What two fundamental principles/theories make up DBT?

CBT and Buddist Principles
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What is today's Fun Friday theme?

Self-Care / Treat Yo Self

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What is the purpose of questions in the SM?

The use of questions helps patients develop new perspectives on their values and personal narratives. 

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The M & P stand for...


MEANING

Try to find meaning in painful situations. What can you learn from this experience? Maybe you’ll be more empathetic. Maybe you’ll build new relationships. Maybe this will launch you on a healing journey. Find a reason, or a possible reason, to assign your present suffering.



PRAYER

Prayer can come in any form that works for you. The prayer can be to any higher power, including God or the universe. Surrender your problems and ask to tolerate the situation a little longer.


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What is a long-term consequence of this cycle?

The more you choose to avoid situations, the harder it is to assert yourself and stand-up for what you believe in down the road.

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What are the 3 Minds in DBT?

- Emotional/Irrational

- Logical/Rational

- Wise Mind

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What is proper cough/sneeze etiquette? 

Dracula cough/sneeze

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What is an example of the Socratic Method?

The teacher might ask you how you define love between two people. You might answer something like this: 'Love is a combination of feelings you have and actions you take to demonstrate your appreciation that another person exists.

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And the R, O, V, E stand for.... 


RELAXATION

We tense up during stressful situations thanks to our fight or flight instinct. Engage in relaxing activities to calm the psychological distress you're experiencing. These activities can include deep breathing, yoga, a hot bath, and a relaxing walk.



ONE THING IN THE MOMENT

Stay in the moment by letting go of the past and future. Adding old issues to the situation, or future tripping about potential consequences of the situation, will not be helpful in solving the problem. Find one thing to do and focus your entire self to that task. A one-track mind helps emotions feel less overwhelming.



VACATION

On the ideal vacation, you’re able to take a break from all your stressors and return home ready to take on the challenges you left behind. Unfortunately, most of us aren't able to take a real vacation during a moment of crisis. Instead, you can take a vacation in your mind. Imagine yourself somewhere else, like taking an evening stroll around the lake or driving on the Pacific Coast Highway. Stay on your "vacation" as long as necessary, and revisit as often as needed. Hopefully, you'll "return" better able to tolerate your circumstances.



ENCOURAGEMENT

Encouragement doesn't have to come from an external source to be effective. Give yourself encouragement by repeating phrases that are meaningful to you, such as “I got this”, “I can improve this moment”, or "¡sí se puede!". Say it loud, say it proud! You’ll be amazed at your ability to motivate yourself to make it through a challenging time.


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The Cycle of Avoidance is also known as.. 

The (vicious) Cycle of Anxiety

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Learning to properly identify and label emotions is called...

Emotional Identification

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What is the proper hand washing procedure steps?

- Turn on water

- Wet hands

- Dispense soap in to hands

- Lather hands for at least 20 seconds (include wrists)

- Rinse for 10 seconds

- Dry with paper towel 

- Turn off water with paper towel


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Role play a therapist - client example of using the socratic method

Aaaaand go!
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Go through the whole IMPROVE skill

Imagery, Meaning, Prayer, Relaxation, One thing in the moment, Vacation, and Encouragement

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What are the 4 parts of the cycle?

Anxiety > Avoidance > Short-Term Relief > Long-Term Anxiety Growth/Consequences

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What are the 4 basic skills of DBT?

  • Mindfulness, which is the practice of staying focused on the present moment. Many people with chronic depression or unstable moods worry about things in the past or future. Mindfulness trains your brain to stay in the here and now.
  • Distress tolerance, which is a skill that can help people remain calmer in difficult situations. This teaches you to learn to tolerate mildly to moderately unpleasant experiences.
  • Interpersonal effectiveness, which enables to you to ask for the things you want, while also saying no to things you don’t want. DBT teaches you how to advocate for your own likes and dislikes in a way that creates respect for yourself as well as for others.
  • Emotion regulation, which can be a challenge for people who feel like they’re at the mercy of life’s whims. Emotion regulation teaches you how to change emotions that you want to change, like angry outbursts or crying in response to minor frustrations.
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Go through the entire Process Statement with a team mate 

Aaand go..


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6 types of Socratic questions are...

  • Clarifying concepts. ...
  • Probing assumptions. ...
  • Probing rationale, reasons and evidence. ...
  • Questioning viewpoints and perspectives. ...
  • Probing implications and consequences. ...
  • Questioning the question.
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IMPROVE is part of what DBT skill category?

Distress Tollerance

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Please give an example of the full cycle (that hasn't been already shared in group)

Aaand go...


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Who founded DBT and when?

Marsha M. Linehan in the late 1980s

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How far away is the moon from earth?

238,900 mi