Australian DBT Institute Self-Paced Webinar
Youth Adaptions in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) + 6hr Webinar
This program is offered as self-paced webinar. This webinar was delivered by Dr. Peter L. King and was been recorded by Australian DBT Institute.
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
An evidence based approach developed by Professor Marsha Linehan from the USA.
Ongoing Access
Participants of this course have ongoing access to all materials provided through this CMHE Academy portal.
Certificate
A certificate of completion is available on CMHE Academy in the final section of this program.
Copyright
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DBT Youth Adaption
DBT Youth Adaption
DBT Youth Adaption
DBT Youth Adaption
DBT Youth Adaption
DBT Youth Adaption
Professionals working with suicidal adolescents with multiple problems are often challenged by complex clinical presentations and the many dilemmas that arise during treatment.Evidence suggests that Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) can help suicidal adolescents and their families.
This webinar explores DBT and its application to an adolescent population to engage and retain clients.Participants will advance their knowledge in specific principles and strategies relevant to DBT skills training and coaching with adolescents and families, individual therapy, family sessions, and managing communication and coaching outside of session (e.g. phone calls, emails, texts, etc.). Specific attention will be paid to teaching adolescents and families the skills of dialectics, validation, and behaviour change (“Middle Path”).
Content Covered
This webinar explores DBT and its application to an adolescent population to engage and retain clients.Participants will advance their knowledge in specific principles and strategies relevant to DBT skills training and coaching with adolescents and families, individual therapy, family sessions, and managing communication and coaching outside of session (e.g. phone calls, emails, texts, etc.). Specific attention will be paid to teaching adolescents and families the skills of dialectics, validation, and behaviour change (“Middle Path”).
Content Covered
- Become familiar with existing DBT research for suicidal multi-problem adults and adolescents
- Identify the theory, principles, functions, and modes of comprehensive DBT and explore how they apply to working with adolescents and families
- Introduce the biosocial theory
- Employ DBT commitment strategies with adolescents
- Target problematic behaviours
- Involve families in DBT.
Australian DBT Institute Workshop Materials
Youth Adaptions in DBT + 6hr Webinar
Australian DBT Institute & South East Asian DBT Institute