DBT
Mindfulness
Emotions
Negative Judgements
Mindful Breathing
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What does DBT stands for?

Dialectical Behavior Therapy

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What is Mindfulness?

Gives us a way to slow down, observe what is happening, and choose how to respond

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What are emotions?

Powerful signals from both our brain and body that let us know what we are experiencing

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What are negative judgement?

Unconscious, automatic, and unproductive judgements 

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What is mindful breathing?

Turning your attention from what is bothering you to your breathing, which is familiar and grounding

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How does DBT work?

Short structured lessons and repeated practice

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What is the wise mind?

Balancing the rational mind (logic, facts) and emotional mind (feelings, urges)

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How do we process emotions?

Name it, feel it, and rate it

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How can negative judgements be detrimental? 

Can lead us to view others and possibly ourselves in a negative light

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Where and when can you do mindful breathing?

Anywhere at anytime

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What are the four core skills of DBT?

Mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotional regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness

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What are examples of mindfulness techniques?

Deep breathing, body scan, mindful walking, five sense check-in, and non-judgemental observation

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Why is describing emotions important in DBT?

Putting our feelings into words can create space to notice them, understand them, and choose how to respond

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What can negative judgements lead us to do in situation?

Can lead us to make less effective decisions in a situation

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What are examples of mindful breathing?

Counting breaths, sensations of breathing, and deep breathing

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What is DBT used for?

Anxiety & Depression, Borderline Personality Disorder, and Anger Management

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What is mindfulness like?

Pressing a "pause button" for your brain

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How does describing emotions improve relationships?

Can reduce conflict and strengthen connections

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What is one way to let go of negative judgement?

Describe the situation (what happened, how you felt, and what you thought) without adding negative and judging words/attitudes

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How does sensations of breathing work?

Focusing on the sensations you feel when you are breathing

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What was DBT originally developed for?

Borderline Personality Disorder

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How does mindfulness affect awareness?

Mindfulness strengthens awareness of thoughts, feelings, and urges.

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What part of the brain plays a key role in recognizing and processing emotions?

The amygdala

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How can we break down negative judgements?

Describe the situation, what you thought in the situation, how you felt after the judgement, and what you did after the situation

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What organ does deep breathing involve?

Diaphragm