DBTuesday Masterpost
This thread lists all of the DBTuesday posts in chronological order. Click on anything in blue you are interested in exploring!
Note: These are self-help and community resources collected and organized from reliable sources and not to be treated as actual conventional therapy.
Module 1: Mindfulness
Introduction to DBTDiscussion #1: Overview
Discussion #2: Observing
Discussion #3: Mental Body Scan
Discussion #4: Describing
Discussion #5: Mental Noting
Discussion #6: Mindful Breathing
Discussion #7: Wise Mind
Discussion #8: Negative Judgments
Module 2: Distress Tolerance
Discussion #1: Overview
Discussion #2: ACCEPTS
Discussion #3: TIPP
Discussion #4: Self-Soothing
Discussion #5: IMPROVE
Discussion #6: Pros/Cons
Discussion #7: Problem Solving
Discussion #8: Radical Acceptance
Module 3: Emotion Regulation
Discussion #1: Overview
Discussion #2: Understanding Emotions
Discussion #3: ABC PLEASE - Accumulate Positive Experiences ("A")
Discussion #4: ABC PLEASE - Build Mastery ("B")
Discussion #5: ABC PLEASE - Cope Ahead ("C")
Discussion #6: ABC PLEASE - Physical Health ("PLEASE")
Discussion #7: Opposite Action
Discussion #8: Letting Go
Discussion #9: Self-Validation
Discussion #10: Cognitive Vulnerability
Module 4. Interpersonal Effectiveness
Discussion #2: Interpersonal Rights
Discussion #3: Communication Styles
Discussion #4: DEAR MAN
Discussion #5: GIVE
Discussion #6: FAST
Discussion #7: THINK
Discussion #8: Boundaries
Discussion #9: Validation
Discussion #10: Trust
@QuietMagic
*Subscribes and saves* thanks a ton! ❤️
@Sunisshiningandsoareyou
How do I do this?
@supportivebutterfly1 do what? Subscribe?
Bottom of the main post.
Then find the threads you subscribed here.
Hope this helps, if it's something else let us know ❤️
@QuietMagic
I subscribed to this thread. Thank you!
@FaithfulPrune9638 you can check out the discussions linked to explore! 🙂
@QuietMagic
Thank you so much for this!
I love DBT! I used to do it and it helped a lot ❤️
@QuietMagic
thank you so much for sharing this!! I usually am looking for a study-friendly resource about this subject to refer people to, I just found this and it seems very helpful and newbie friendly!!!
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@nick324
i think this is a great resource, as you told me you try dbt as a coping skill! good luck!
What a great list. Thank you for sharing!
@QuietMagic wow this is awesome!!
@QuietMagic it's funny how much useless information there is on such a painful thing. How poorly it's been researched. People with it basically are told ' I unno sorry for the insane psychological torture you're experiencing nothing I can do, no cure, you'll be on medication forever, btw it's super stigmatized and you'll probably never enjoy a healthy relationship and fight for your most basic needs the rest of your life'. I know I'm not the only one experiencing this either. Like, I get humanity is wonderful blah blah...yet don't you think stuff like this is super ridiculous and upsetting? Or am I missing something? Do I need to just travel more or eat less bread? I want to know.
I found DBT to be very effective. It is more like taking a college course than regular group therapy.
You are supposed to learn coping skills (tools) to put in your toolbox. The goal is to be able to reach into your toolbox blindfolded and pick out the right tool for any situation.
Once I told my therapist a problem I had.
She said "That was a good use of your DBT tools"
I said "I used DBT? I was just trying to not freak out."
That said, I had to take the DBT class 3 times before it became second nature.
