General
Person understood as the founder of DBT
Who is Marsha Linehan?
The synthesis of two opposites
What is Dialectic?
Attending to this one moment, with full awareness and without judgment
What is mindfulness?
The two opposed goals in DBT
What are change and acceptance?
“People and behaviors are holistic, connected, and in relationship”
“Tension and polarity are inevitable and a natural part of life”
“Change is continual and transactional.”
What are principles of dialectical philosophy?
Used to communicate that what the client is thinking, feeling, and doing makes complete sense given the context and/or the client’s learning history.
What is validation strategies?
DBT was originally used for...
What is suicidality?
The main goal of DBT
What is build a life worth living?
Interpersonal effectiveness and emotion regulation are...
What are the change skills of DBT?
DBT was developed for this diagnosis
What is Borderline Personality Disorder?
The transaction between a biological vulnerability and an invalidating environment
What is biosocial model?
Mindfulness and distress tolerance are...
What are the acceptance skills of DBT?
Marsha Linehan was inspired by...
What is Zen Buddhism?
Used in DBT for SUD to conceptualize both the importance of complete substance use cessation (change), and of accepting the potential reality of a relapse (acceptance).
What is acceptance-change dialectics?
Improving motivation of the client to change problem behaviors and enhancing client capabilities are two of the...
What is five functions of DBT?