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Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) Orientation 

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Welcome to Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) orientation.
This is one of many videos I have created in order to make mental health resources more accessible and understandable. If you enjoy this video, consider subscribing to my channel for more easy-to-digest mental health content.
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Комментарии : 64   
@ThemindfulMarisol
@ThemindfulMarisol 4 месяца назад
The dog noises made me feel at home. Thank you for leaving them in.
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 4 месяца назад
You are so kind
@MGlyfe
@MGlyfe Год назад
This is a seriously wonderful video… And if people want to change your life and become better at everything including what I was I was a suicidal, lunatic, drug attic, meth head, alcohol, loser… And I worked my tail off and here I am better than ever… Because of videos and people like you… Also, I went to about five ERs and two treatment centers and multiple 5150s… But here we are✅
@alouise3557
@alouise3557 Год назад
What is a 5150?
@stoup7280
@stoup7280 Год назад
You slaayyy!!!
@robwithrbk
@robwithrbk 9 месяцев назад
@@alouise3557 5150 In California it means you are put under mandatory medical evaluation for 72hrs if you are potentially a harm to yourself or others. I'm sure there are other explanations.
@aidanjohnwalsh2129
@aidanjohnwalsh2129 6 месяцев назад
I was diagnosed recently at age 43, with BPD and was referred to a voluntary inpatient program by a state psychologist whom I sought out to help with marijuana dependence, but I live in the third world where, unfortunately, dual therapy is not possible and 'drug addicts' cannot be accommodated. I've subscribed to your channel and hope to get some useful information that might help me move forward and somehow get out of this unemployed, creatively stunted, disempowered bottomless pit of uselessness and shame I find myself in.
@ghesline
@ghesline 6 месяцев назад
That’s rough and I’m really sorry to hear that. Have you taken the MBTI? That’s sometimes helpful in understanding our presentation. BPD is considered by some and incurable but I really don’t believe that. I also use to be a big proponent of cannabis until I learned it can cause very severe issues with delusional thinking and even psychosis. It’s really something that doctors should have some oversight with but alas that is not the case. Again I’m sorry to hear about your struggles. It sounds like you’re working on coping skills though which is a great route.
@camerokid78
@camerokid78 2 года назад
Algorithm: more dialectical behavior therapy content please.
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 2 года назад
Yes 🙌 🙌🙌 thank you for the support!
@cda6590
@cda6590 3 года назад
I came upon this video while researching DBT prior to my first group session. I've been a big believer in individualized psychotherapy for years, but I've never gone out of my way to be involved in any sort of group therapy. I told my therapist the only reason I'm agreeing to DBT Is because of the D. Before I threw it all away, I spent the better part of a decade pursuing a career as a philosophy professor. I have been--quite literally--trained and conditioned to think about my life and the world dialectically, yet it wasn't until my therapist (who is currently a graduate student) mentioned her studies that I found out psychology had made use of the concept as well. I asked my therapist if she could explain in her own words what the D in DBT means, and to her credit, she was honest: Although she *definitely* is a competent individual, she admitted she didn't quite understand just what was "dialectical" about the proposed therapy. I have watched maybe a dozen or so short introductory videos about DBT on youtube and your explanation of Dialectics at 2:45 is easily the most succinct and intelligent summary I have heard outside of the context of an actual philosophy book/lecture. Does your understanding of this concept only stem from what you've learned from studying Linehan? If so, you seem to be "getting the point" about dialectics surprisingly well for having such a limited exposure to it.
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 3 года назад
Hi Chris, Thank you for the thoughtful comment. It is great to expand from individual psychotherapy to other types of therapy; they range so much, especially the difference between individual and group therapy. It probably helps that I was a DBT group therapy facilitator and had to explain what dialectics meant every 6 weeks. I suppose my first exposure to the term dialectics is from DBT from a few years ago. I'm really glad to know this video helped - I will be making more on DBT soon which you might find helpful as a refresher for your DBT sessions or for whenever. I look forward to seeing what you think! Thank you again for the comment.
@cda6590
@cda6590 3 года назад
@@therapywithghesline In another video I believe you referred to yourself as a 'practicum student,' which is basically an intern/quasi-residency, yes? As my financial means are always limited, whenever I do see a therapist they are usually are roughly in this same spot. This is my therapist's first experience with conducting DBT sessions, so she actually recommended that I attend a group ran by one of her more experiences colleagues on her "DBT team." Whenever I go into private sessions with her she always has her desk littered with a handful of DBT textbooks. Anyway, my point is that if you two roughly *are* in the same boat as far as experience/education levels, then I must admit I am doubly impressed; in fact, I'll probably go out of my way to show this video to my therapist so she can hear an explanation from someone who learned it from her own field of study. Keep up the good work and please do invest whatever time/resources you can into this channel. If you are researching, editing, writing, and producing content like this on your own, then you've certainly got a talent for this sort of thing. For those of us who are unable to pursue education/careers at your level, it is VERY useful when intelligent people take the time to communicate and create educational videos like this--especially from the perspective of the ever-learning student, and not the burnt out instructor.
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 3 года назад
@@cda6590 I apologize for the delay in my response. Thank you for supporting practicum students! Yes, I am a similar point in my education as your current therapist - sounds like they are really trying to help meet your needs even if they aren't an expert in the exact form of therapy you are hoping to dive into! Luckily I graduated in March! Now only 2 more years of work before I can get licensed and I'm excited about the experience. Your detailed response is extremely helpful in understanding what my audience is benefiting from with the work I produce. Whenever you get the chance and I've uploaded a new video - please feel free to give as much feedback as you like because it's invaluable and I really do pay attention. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your comments and reach out anytime for a chat! Mahalo nui :)
@karineklaus5170
@karineklaus5170 2 года назад
Thank you! I loved the puppy noises :)
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 2 года назад
Haha! I was wondering! Maybe they can make an appearance in the credits sometime 🐶 thank you for the comment 💜
@PaulSmith-bx2fq
@PaulSmith-bx2fq Год назад
Thank you so.much. The best video available online on DBT.
@jimbossemi-customs3129
@jimbossemi-customs3129 3 месяца назад
Wow, best video I have watched. Thank you so much. Just started counseling and was told about DBT as the way she is going to approach helping me. Very well done!
@blueviolet314
@blueviolet314 3 года назад
Thank you so much- I love the description and I appreciate the graphics very much
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 3 года назад
Aloha! Thank you so much for the kind words. It really was very encouraging for me to read your comments. Comments like this help me know what kind of content is useful and how others might benefit from it. Mahalo nui!
@KatJ3st
@KatJ3st Год назад
I was diagnosed very late as BPD wasn't really a 'thing' for those in the mental health field during my early years. I was only diagnosed with ADHD until I was in my 50's by the history of my difficulty during my school years. In my 20's the 'trend' was 'depression'. I feel personally all my diagnoses fit within the BPD traits profile.
@madeleinesmith6783
@madeleinesmith6783 2 года назад
Its a really great intro video to DBT. Just want to mention theres a few typos throughout the video - 1:03 (approach), at 3:34 (consistent), at 5:20 (sensitivity & receive), at 7:21 (effectiveness). Thanks for making mental health resources more available :)
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 2 года назад
🙏
@KatJ3st
@KatJ3st Год назад
Yeah, as an admin person errors grab my focus and I lose track of the actual content. It's a trigger! lol
@nomadronin707
@nomadronin707 Год назад
I've mastered emotional control through stoicism, but I still struggle with external validation, every mistake is proof of my incompetence whereas most successes are just luck.
@nomadronin707
@nomadronin707 5 месяцев назад
@@BharatSingh-il6jh finally someone who can relate! I have what people call a "nervous laugh" because I tend to chuckle unintentionally, I've tried to be more stoic but it persists despite my efforts.
@BharatSingh-il6jh
@BharatSingh-il6jh 5 месяцев назад
@@nomadronin707 is it smile or laugh because I think I can control my laughter but not smile. My smile is triggered when I sitting among people who are just sitting quietly and I feel one of them is looking at me in such a situation I used to be very sad or nervous but overtime to look less sad I may have learnt to create a smile..my problem is I can't keep a still confident face
@sm743
@sm743 Год назад
Brilliant synthesis, thanks!
@SnoWhite2420
@SnoWhite2420 5 месяцев назад
This is excellent!! Thank you for sharing 🙏
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 4 месяца назад
You're so welcome!
@afiyaakthar0116
@afiyaakthar0116 10 месяцев назад
Thank you sister for this effort
@patrikholoch7547
@patrikholoch7547 10 месяцев назад
Verry good Video! Thank you 🙏🙏
@patrickduffy2909
@patrickduffy2909 6 месяцев назад
Helpful video, and I like the dog noise in the background!
@user-rq3zr7cd9v
@user-rq3zr7cd9v 11 месяцев назад
My main diagnosis is BPD and various other diagnosises of many other illnesses
@SairaBano-ot4rf
@SairaBano-ot4rf Год назад
Make a short video on difference between CBT/DBT
@jakatak1134
@jakatak1134 9 месяцев назад
Mindfulness
@ghostzero3346
@ghostzero3346 4 месяца назад
Heya, very informative content. I'm using this video for an assessment and I was wondering if you would like me to credit you by name or by channel name? cheers :)
@ghesline
@ghesline 4 месяца назад
Thanks friend! By channel would be great - I’m changing it to “Therapy with Ghesline” so you can use that. Thanks for the shout out 😅
@vnagabhushanam
@vnagabhushanam 2 года назад
My First contact with DBT.,Excellent info thanks a lot. It seems to be more complex & complicated in its foundations. Vitalists view sensitivity, reactivity susceptibility, defence mechanisms as part of vital force. DBT grabbed more from it. Am I correct if I say -Unlike CBT it is more bio-socio-emotional. It Picked the points left by Beck. How DBT is different in handling thought change?
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 2 года назад
Hello! I’m looking forward to responding properly to you comment and questions because is a great topic for discussion. When I can get to my computer I will attend to your questions!
@vnagabhushanam
@vnagabhushanam 2 года назад
@@therapywithghesline 🙏
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 2 года назад
To answer your question “How does DBT deal with cognition/thought change compared to CBT?” DBT approaches thought change first through the emphasis of dialectics as a paradigm. Mindfulness is a major component to thought change in DBT, which is practiced every therapy session and is eventually lead by the client. DBT integrates CBT techniques within the skills development categories - these categories allow someone to identify the skill they want to improve and offers a variety of ways to accomplish that using evidence based interventions (CBT being one option).
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 2 года назад
DBT is absolutely more focused on bio socio emotional elements. DBT dips into why we are the way we are. This can facilitate the “acceptance” part of “acceptance and change” and is often very validating. Validation is pivotal and often makes it possible to then I engage in learning skills such as identifying cognitive distortions and core beliefs.
@christopherpierson8237
@christopherpierson8237 5 месяцев назад
I struggle with inner monologue. My inter voice is to loud n it's triggers me. Which also leads to negating thinking with also cause self harm. Yes I concur my pass but thinking n the high emotions
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 4 месяца назад
I'm going to create some new content on working with compulsive or intrusive thoughts. Maybe that could help? I'm sorry to hear you are struggling.
@Riverdawn1111
@Riverdawn1111 2 месяца назад
1800 numbers do nothing!!!!! I've called so many at this point & never received any kind of help. Most times they won't talk to me at all.
@ghesline
@ghesline 2 месяца назад
I get that. I find them lacking as well and wish the safety net process for those experiencing SI had a safer and softer place to land.
@Star-dj1kw
@Star-dj1kw 6 месяцев назад
Restart at 2:01
@veramats
@veramats 6 месяцев назад
What about ADHD and emotional dysregulation?
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 4 месяца назад
Are you wondering if DBT would help with ADHD? I often use DBT skills with clients suffering from ADHD, although it doesn't address symptoms of ADHD per say. The thing I've found most helpful with clients who have ADHD is establishing a routine. I understand that is inherently difficult with ADHD, but it kind of like how exposure is often the "cure" for anxiety - not what you want to hear and yet still true. Hope this helps!!
@jamesdarin4862
@jamesdarin4862 Год назад
RECEIVE not RECIEVE
@robbanks503
@robbanks503 3 года назад
Reuploaded?
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 3 года назад
What do you mean? Like I stole it or are you experiencing some technical issues and you're suggesting I try reuploading?
@robbanks503
@robbanks503 3 года назад
@@therapywithghesline WAS the video reuploaded?
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 3 года назад
@@robbanks503 It would be helpful if I understood what reuploaded means, but if you mean stolen, then the answer is no my friend, I made this myself. I think it's perhaps a compliment that you think my work is good enough to be stolen haha! Good for you for holding the internet accountable!
@robbanks503
@robbanks503 3 года назад
@@therapywithghesline You deleted one of the videos in your "counseling knowledge" playlist and I'm just wondering if you could reupload it.
@therapywithghesline
@therapywithghesline 3 года назад
@@robbanks503 Hi Rob, Sorry for the delayed response! I will public the older videos per your request in a new section. Thank you for your interest!
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