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Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) & Mindfulness – Mental Heath Videos with Kati Morton



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Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) is a form of psychotherapy that was originally developed by Marsha M. Linehan, a psychology researcher at the University of Washington, to treat people with borderline personality disorder (BPD). DBT combines standard cognitive-behavioral techniques for emotion regulation and reality-testing with concepts of distress tolerance, acceptance, and mindful awareness largely derived from Buddhist meditative practice. DBT may be the first therapy that has been experimentally demonstrated to be generally effective in treating BPD. A meta-analysis found that DBT reached moderate effects. Research indicates that DBT is also effective in treating patients who present varied symptoms and behaviors associated with spectrum mood disorders, including self-injury. Recent work suggests its effectiveness with sexual abuse survivors and chemical dependency. (DBT description from Wikipedia)

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37 thoughts on “Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) & Mindfulness – Mental Heath Videos with Kati Morton
  1. Dbt works amazing for anxiety and depression as well. My therapist doesn’t even use cbt because she believes it makes the ruminating and anxious thoughts worse. She teaches it to all her clients and has found more success than cbt.

  2. I'm just getting into DBT. I have BPD traits, but I'm not all the way BPD. It's hard because I'm doing DBT on my own because I'm focusing on other things in therapy. This video is so helpful because it's hard to just read and do a workbook!

  3. Dear Katti, could you make a step plan to work on "DBT Skills training handouts and worksheets" bei Marsha M. Linehan, or do you know some website/app/video, where they can explain how to use this manual…I leave in Germany and its tremendously dificult to find therapy specially in my language…so I want to start on DBT by my self in the meantime…Thank you Kattie you are great!!! i wish you where my therapist!

  4. Oh cool! This is exactly how i deal with… everything, with life i guess 🙂 this is very Vipassana! It’s all about observing and allowing your thoughts and feelings to come up without reacting to them. Amazing strategy. It completely changed my life. Thank you for sharing Katie, you’re awesome!

  5. I love your videos I suffer with borderline personality disorder but I also have some cool mental health disorders along with it which is bipolar to PTSD and generalized anxiety disorder I am hoping that my therapist will be getting me started on dialectic behavioral therapy very soon because I’m only just finding out my primary mental health diagnosis which is the very first one I mentioned here I will be watching more of years and I understand this one is four years old and I have been watching as many of your videos as I can come a crossed thank you for putting them out for everyone to learn from

  6. Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) has been the hardest struggle of my life. I have dealt with alcohol and smoking cigarettes but BPD has been the one thing that I have to say has been the hardest
    Thank you for sharing all these videos and allowing us to not feel like we are crazy and untouchable.

  7. Im avoidant and when i oractice mindfullness tecniques i feel like many represed feelings come to light and many of them are so hard to support that i have to stop and don't want to practice mindfullness again becouse im scare of the hurt feelings

  8. I work as a DBT therapist, and after years of practice when I came across this method it fit me like a glove. One thing I have found is that the Books and materials from Marsha Linehan are great, but there's a TON of material to try to take it. I have begun to get in the practice of taking the ideas and materials and just thinning them down to make it more digestible.
    These videos help a great deal with breaking the ideas down to make it clearer. Thank you Kati, I'd love to see more DBT related videos !!!

  9. I was sexually abused as a kid and physically and I am in chronic pain. I feel guilty for hurting for not being enough. and it compounds itself. It's like the abuse never ends and I don't want to be here. The pain is too much. anymore.

  10. Thank you for these videos, I'm hoping to feel content…in all situations. I use meditation, breathing techniques, some stretching and yoga. My problems build up until I explode, everyone has given up on me; with the exception of my husband.

  11. I'm still waiting to see if i get accepted to my local personality disorder clinic for BPD but it's looking unlikely that i will because my consultant feels i manage things fairly well on my own, in so much as i'm mostly on top of self harming, suicidal thoughts and attempts, risky behaviours like binge drinking, drugs, dangerous sexual interactions. The one thing i really, really, do struggle with is regulating my emotions, the emptiness, not knowing who i am, the neediness, dissociating. My psychiatric nurse keeps telling me mindfulness would be great for all those things, and i have been trying to get to get to grips with it, but all i get told is "it's just living in the now" and that doesn't help at all. These videos, on the other hand, do help because it's broken down into smaller portions that aren't as overwhelming and make more sense. They really do help and i definitely feel like mindfulness will do more than just help with my mental health, i feel like it will make me a better person.

  12. I'm trying to write my dialectics (two opposing and true thoughts) in wise mind (balanced; not black and white) by using "and" to tie the two opposing thoughts together. Then I number them and when I journal I write on the number instead of feeling I need to redescribe things to myself. My goal with that is to be able to have a mental map of all my dialectics, the emotion that comes with each, the things that trigger them, and what helps regulate my emotions and brings me to wise mind. It's going to be a while before I get there, but I think it's going to be helpful based on the skills I've learned so far. Maybe that idea could be helpful to someone else as well.

  13. I'm a new therapist (also MFT) and a lot of times there's so many different forms of therapy sometimes it's overwhelming to try and master them all. Your videos are so helpful and I can see myself using these to help explain certain concepts to my own clients. Thank You.

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