DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY DBT FOR ADOLESCENTS - SKILLS TRAINING

Discover an effective support tool for adolescents with emotional and behavioral problems. This book is an adaptation of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) specifically tailored to work with teenagers and their families. You'll find practical tips, exercises, and scenarios to help you understand and implement DBT in your daily clinical practice. An invaluable resource for clinicians and therapists working with adolescents, and anyone interested in DBT and CBT.

• Adaptation to Adolescents: Considers the specifics of emotional development in teenagers.
• Family Involvement: Anticipates active family participation in the therapeutic process.
• Practical Tools: Contains 85 worksheets for patients, ready for use.
• Methodical Guidance: Presents notes on individual DBT modules.
• Clear Presentation: Prominent DBT experts explain how to apply therapy in clinical practice.
• Examples and Exercises: Numerous illustrations help understand and implement DBT techniques.
• Family Module: Specially created module for navigating the middle path for adolescents and their families.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a proven method for treating emotional and behavioral disorders. This publication offers a unique approach by adapting DBT to the specific needs of working with adolescents. As a result, clinicians can more effectively help teenagers cope with emotional difficulties, improve relationships with parents, and build healthy coping strategies for stress. This book is an essential source of knowledge for anyone working with adolescents and looking to introduce DBT into their practice.

The authors, Jill H. Rathus and Alec L. Miller, are prominent experts in the field of DBT. Their experience and knowledge guarantee that the methods presented are effective and based on solid scientific foundations. Jill H. Rathus is a Professor of Psychology at Long Island University, and Alec L. Miller is a Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at Montefiore Medical Center at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Both authors are esteemed specialists in the field of DBT therapy for adolescents.

The Jagiellonian University Press, known for its high-quality scientific publications, offers readers another valuable resource. This book is not just a collection of theoretical considerations, but primarily a practical guide that introduces you step by step to the world of DBT. Thanks to numerous examples, exercises, and scenarios, readers can easily understand and implement DBT techniques in their daily work. This is an excellent investment in professional development and effective support for adolescents with emotional and behavioral problems.

The book contains 416 pages and has a format of 21x28 cm. The paperback binding with a spiral ensures ease of use and durability. The year of publication is 2018. This publication is an indispensable resource for clinicians, therapists, educators, and all who work with adolescents and wish to introduce effective therapeutic methods into their practice. Discover the potential of DBT and help young people cope with emotional and behavioral challenges!