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NURS 6063 Clinical Psych Week 4: DBT And Psychotherapy Techniques – Questions & A+ Solutions

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Unconditional positive regard is a central belief that people are basically good
and have vast potential for self-growth.



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what is Dialectical Behavior Therapy
1 2 Essential elements of DBT program
(DBT)

, Unconditional Positive Regard
3 Core Mindfulness in DBT 4
(humanistic-exestential psych)



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what is Dialectical Behavior Therapy A cognitive behavioral based approach developed by
(DBT) Marsha Linehan, often used for individuals with
chronic suicidal thoughts and Borderline Personality
Disorder, but also applied to complex trauma and
other disorders.


what are Dialectics The philosophical concept of allowing the
coexistence of opposing perspectives (thesis and
antithesis) to arrive at a synthesis or middle ground.


Change and acceptance in DBT is The fundamental dialectic in DBT, involving accepting
the patient's current reality while simultaneously
working towards behavioral change.


Skills coaching in DBT A component of full fidelity DBT that provides in-vivo
support to patients to manage challenging situations
using learned skills, often via telephone.


Core Mindfulness in DBT A foundational skill in DBT involving focusing on the
present moment with nonjudgmental awareness.
Includes 'what' skills (observing, describing,
participating) and 'how' skills (nonjudgmental stance,
one-mindedness, effectiveness).


States of mind (DBT) Refers to different ways of experiencing and
processing information; typically includes emotional
mind, reasonable mind, and wise mind (the synthesis).

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