DBT
Mindfulness
Interpersonal Effectiveness
Emotion Regulation
Distress tolerance
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What does DBT stand for 

Dialectical Behavior Therapy

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Name the "what" skills 

Observe, describe, participate 

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What is the goal of interpersonal effectiveness?

To help communicate your needs, set boundaries, and improve relationships

100

What does "ABC" stand for in ABC please 

Accumulate positive emotions, build mastery, cope ahead

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This skill helps us pause before reacting impulsively

STOP

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What are the four different types of skills that DBT focuses on?

Mindfulness, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness, and emotion regulation 

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What are the three states of mind?

Emotion mind, reasonable mind, and wise mind

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What skill do we use to make appropriate requests?

DEARMAN

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This skill helps you take care of your emotions by taking care of your body

PLEASE

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What is radical acceptance?

Fully accepting reality as it is even if you don't like it, so you can move forward

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What is wise mind?

The balance between emotion mind and reasonable mind 

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Name the "how" skills 

Non-judgmentally, one-mindfully, effectively

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What does GIVE stand for?

Gentle, interested, validate, easy manner

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What is opposite action?

Doing opposite of what your emotion is telling you if your emotion isn't helpful

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These skills are also known as distraction skills 

ACCEPTS

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What is a dialectic?

Two opposing forces that can be true at the same time 

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What does it mean to do something "one-mindfully"

Doing one thing at a time with full focus 
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What does FAST stand for?

Fair, apology free, stick to values, truthful

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What are emotions?

Automatic responses that influence our thoughts, behaviors, and body sensations

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What is another name for our distress tolerance skills?

Crisis survival skills

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Who developed DBT?

Marsha Linehan

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Name 5 examples of mindfulness practices 

Deep breathing, yoga, meditation, etc.

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What dies DEARMAN stand for?

Describe, Express, Assert, Reinforce, Mindful, Appear confident, negotiate 

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What is the difference between primary and secondary emotions?

Primary emotions are automatic responses to a situation, while secondary emotions are responses to our primary emotions

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What does TIPP stand for and what is it used for?

Temperature, intesnse exercise, paced breathing, paired muscle relaxation 

To quickly reduce emotion mind fast, and to change body chemestry