We also offer group consultation to other DBT teams, and training workshops to organizations.
The need for effective DBT vastly exceeds the providers who are available and trained in this modality. Our team is committed to providing DBT consultation and training to improve the accessibility and effectiveness of this treatment.
Dr. Andrew Spice, C. Psych., Founder of The DBT Clinic, is one of a small number of DBT-Linehan Board of Certification, Certified Clinicians™. This designation indicates expertise in DBT and the demonstrated ability to deliver the treatment in a manner adherent to the DBT model.
Dr. Spice regularly provides expert DBT consultation to agencies and individual providers, as well as workshops to organizations seeking to implement DBT skills and principles as part of their services.
At The DBT Clinic, we offer individual consultation to mental health professionals who want to refine their training or to learn more about DBT. We also offer group consultation to other DBT teams, and training workshops to organizations.
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) is an effective psychological treatment for people who struggle with intense emotions. DBT helps people learn to change emotions that are not working well for them, as well as to accept emotions when it is helpful to do so.
The core purpose of DBT is to help people improve their lives through a balance of acceptance and change, and ultimately to build what we call “a life worth living.”DBT is influenced primarily by two approaches to treatment.
The first, cognitive-behavioural therapy, involves changing thoughts, emotions, and behaviours that cause problems. The second, mindfulness, involves learning to accept reality and to control the activity of the mind.
DBT was originally developed by Dr. Marsha Linehan at the University of Washington as a treatment to help people who had attempted suicide multiple times.
Since then, research has demonstrated that DBT is an effective therapy for a range of different problems.
DBT works for people who struggle with problems such as Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), suicidal thoughts or behaviour, self-harm, substance abuse, eating disorders, anger management, depression, anxiety, impulsive behaviours, and relationship problems.
The Montreal Institute of Applied Mindfulness (IPCAM) offers a variety of courses on learning, practicing and applying Mindfulness to all levels of daily life in order to relieve suffering, promote peace and happiness in ourselves, in our families, in our communities and in the world.
Beyond the Tears” addresses a number of prevalent grief myths and then moves into education about how grief impacts the nervous system.
Specifically, the different levels will teach you how to incorporate the sacred symbols into your meditations.
This bilingual program, designed and implemented by JDRF Canada with the support of Diabetes Canada, provides knowledge and tools to help registered Canadian mental health providers deliver the best support to their clients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes
This workshop examines how traumatic stress can occur and explore ways for individuals to protect themselves and their colleagues in the workplace.
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