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Understanding Dialectical Behaviour Therapy If you are feeling overwhelmed with intense emotions and struggle with regulation, DBT might be an effective therapy for you. Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), developed by Dr. Marsha M. Linehan, tackles various mental health challenges through cognitive restructuring and acceptance. This blog explores how DBT can teach you important skills for
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For those battling an eating disorder, the root may extend beyond societal pressures and body image. Digging deeper, you may uncover a tapestry of past traumas interwoven with present-day eating behaviours. As we delve into the intricate connection between childhood traumas, emotional wounds, and adult eating disorders, this blog aims to provide clarity and understanding.
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Mindfulness is a Psychology trend that doesn’t happen often enough and we’re delighted when it does. People engaging with their mental health is fantastic to see, but finding reliable information and resources isn’t always easy. Mindfulness has become a more popular topic of mental health discussions as of late but what is it? Mindfulness is
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Distress is a naturally unpleasant experience. It is designed to make us avoid that situation or run away altogether. Sometimes though, our distress reaction does match the circumstances we’re in. If you find your distressed in situations where this may not be appropriate or in ways that are impacting your life and work, Dialectical Behavioural
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Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) is a therapy which helps clients develop two simultaneous processes “acceptance” and “change”. These two elements underlie the dynamic process of growth within us. This therapy was originally designed to assist people with complex disorders or comorbidities (more than one diagnosis) and is considered the gold standard for treating Borderline Personality
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