Modules of DBT
What is DBT
Acronyms
Definitions I
Definitions II
100

How many modules are there in DBT?

What is four?

100

What does DBT stand for?

What is Dialectical Behavior Therapy?

100

What DEAR MAN is used for

What are meeting your own needs?

100

To enter into the experience mindfully and intentionally

What is to participate?

100

Being fully focused on only one thing

What is one-mindfully?

200

The ability to change your emotions

What is Emotion Regulation?

200

A balanced state where a person is able to make decisions based on both their rational thinking ("reasonable mind") and their emotions ("emotional mind")

What is WISE MIND?

200

What GIVE is used for

What is to maintain relationships?

200

To hone your skills, doing what you're good at, to build a sense of confidence and control

What is building mastery?

200

Listing the positive and negative outcomes of a situation before making a decision

What are pros and cons?

300

The ability to ask for what you want and say no

What is Interpersonal Effectiveness?

300

Two opposing ideas DBT finds a balance between

What are acceptance of who you are versus willingness/desire to change?

300

What FAST is used for

What is maintaining self-respect?

300

Observing, describing, and participating 

What are mindfulness skills?

300

To behave the opposite of the way your emotions are telling you to behave when it doesn't fit the facts to do what the emotional urge is

What is opposite action?

400

The ability to practice being self aware in the moment

What is Mindfulness?

400

What dialectics refers to

What are seemingly opposite ideas being balanced or reconciled?

400
Identifying potential solutions, trying one, and evaluating the outcomes

What is problem-solving?

400

The mind that is cold, experience-based, and logical

What is rational mind?

400

Ways to cope with difficult situations, especially using your senses

What is self-soothe?

500

Ability to tolerate pain in difficult situations

What is Distress Tolerance?

500

Dialectical thinking can be the opposite of what type of thinking?

What is black-and-white or all-or-nothing thinking?

500

Being non-judgmental, present, and one-minded

What is mindfulness?

500

To just notice, pay attention to a thought/feeling

What is observe?

500
Fully accepting the reality of the situation, letting go of bitterness and grudges

What is radical acceptance?