DBT Certification Exam (Solution) 2022

DBT Certification Exam (Solution) 2022 Foundations of DBT Behavioral Science Acceptance Principles Dialectic Philosophies DBT is a _______ driven treatment. Principle Case Formulation as Scientific Process (identify parts of DBT process for each step of scientific process below) a) data collection is _____ b) hypothesis generation is _____ c) hypothesis test is _____ d) track and record results are _____ a) assessment b) case formulation c) implementing interventions d) evaluate outcomes DBT Therapists must balance ____ and ____ in work with clients. acceptance, change Goals of Mindfulness (4) Reduce Suffering Experience Joy Experience Reality as it is Increase Control of Your Mind DBT Treatment Assumptions BPD is about emotion dysregulation Suicide is effort to solve a problem Client assumptions Therapist Assumptions On the side of life Components of Case Conceptualization Apply biosocial model Determine level of disorder Identify specific targets Behavior Chain assessment Secondary Targets Apparent Competence vs Active-Passivity Unrelenting Crisis vs Inhibited Grieving Emotion Vulnerability vs Self-Invalidation Functions of Treatment (4) Enhance Capabilities Increase Motivation Skill Generalization Structure Environment Consultation Team Agreements Dialectical Consistency Fallability Observing Limits Consultation to the Patient Phenomenological Empathy Stages of Treatment (4) I. Behavioral Dyscontrol II. Quiet Desperation III. Problems in Living IV. Incompleteness Goals of Stage 1: Behavioral Dyscontrol Increase Behavioral Skills Decrease Therapy-interfering Behaviors Decrease life-threatening behaviors Decrease quality of life interfering behaviors Goals of Stage 2: Quiet Desperation Residual disorders Unwanted outsider status Experiential avoidance Goals of Stage 3: Problems of Living Increase respect for self Decrease individual problems in living Decrease mild severity axis I disorders Goals of Stage 4: Incompleteness Expanded awareness Peak experiences/flow Spiritual fulfillment Defining Level of Disorder (5) Complexity Severity Pervasiveness Disability Imminent Threat Therapy Interfering Behaviors of Client (7) Non-collaborative behaviors Non-compliant behaviors Non-attending behaviors Behaviors interfering with other patients Behaviors that burn out the therapist Behaviors that push the therapist's limits Behaviors reducing therapist's motivation to treat Therapy Interfering Behaviors of Therapist (5)