DBT Therapy - In-Person & Video TeleHealth
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DBT Skills Groups are psychoeducational training groups in which skills are taught in the areas of: Mindfulness; Emotion Regulation; Distress Tolerance; and Interpersonal Effectiveness. (see description of DBT for more details about the skills modules). These groups follow a set agenda in which new information is taught weekly and homework and skills practice is assigned. The focus of this group therapy is teaching effective skill use for regulating emotions, changing destructive patterns of thinking and behavior, improving relationship skills, and building the life you desire.
At Princeton Center for DBT and Counseling, DBT Skills Group Training can be done as part of comprehensive DBT (which includes skills training, individual DBT, and phone coaching); or as a supplement to another form of psychotherapy when appropriate. Our adult groups are typically up to 8 individuals of mixed age and gender. DBT Skills Groups meet weekly for 90 minutes. It takes about 8 to 9 months to complete the modules once through. Many participants benefit from repeating the modules twice. Most of our DBT skills groups run continuously and new participants start when the group is starting a new module and cycle through the skills in whatever order they come in. There is no particular order required other than to complete the Mindfulness module first which is repeated between all of the other modules.
These groups are appropriate for adults ages 18 and older, men and women. The skills of Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation and Interpersonal Effectiveness are taught in a weekly 90-minute session. These groups consist of teaching, experiential learning and discussion, with the goal of helping participants learn and incorporate the DBT skills into regular practice.
We offer Weekly Groups on Various Days & Times. Link to schedule.
The Teen DBT Skills Group teaches the modules of DBT Skills for Adolescents including Mindfuless, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation, Interpersonal Effectiveness, and Walking the Middle Path. These skills are designed to help participants learn to effectively regulate intense emotions and reduce self-defeating behaviors. This is primarily a psychoeducational group in which the focus is skill acquisition, development, and integration into everyday life.
We offer Weekly Groups on Various Days & Times. Link to schedule.
This group is intended for individuals looking for primarily support with some skills woven into the agenda. It’s an alternative for those who may not need comprehensive DBT but would still benefit from regular support in a group setting. It is also a great option for individuals who have completed formal DBT skills training and would like to continue with weekly groups. Weekly topics will be chosen by participants in collaboration with the group facilitator. No prior DBT experience is required.
We offer Weekly Groups on Various Days & Times. Link to schedule.
This group is intended to support the DBT graduate with continuing the practice of skills once they have completed the comprehensive skills training. A monthly 90-minute session offers the opportunity to practice and discuss what’s working and what is challenging participants in their regular application of the skills.
We offer Weekly Groups on Various Days & Times. Link to schedule.
This group is intended to support and prepare new, returning and re-entering students into college life. The program uses DBT skills to help manage the intense emotions that often come with these transitions. Through discussion, creative activities, and experiential exercises, this group will teach the skills that are most relevant to the needs of college students. The group meets weekly for two hours on Mondays starting at 4:00pm. The ten week session begins in June and ends in early August.
Monthly parent meetings provide parents with information about what teens are learning in DBT in order to help support skill development in relationships and the home environment. Parents have the opportunity to ask questions and obtain support.
Parent meetings occur the 2nd Monday of each month from 7:00-8:00pm
We offer Weekly Groups on Various Days & Times. Link to schedule.
DBT informed skills & support group for eating, weight, and body issues (Fall 2018)
This group offers skills and support for individuals struggling with food, weight and body image issues. Through teaching, discussion, and practice, group participants learn to apply DBT skills and concepts to help balance acceptance of themselves and their body, with making changes that are healthy and sustainable.
We offer Weekly Groups on Various Days & Times. Link to schedule.
The Teen Coping Strategies and Support Group is focused on supporting teens through challenges and transitions; and encouraging the development of tools for self- care and healthy relationships. While also skills-focused in its content, this group will allow for more processing, sharing, and discussion among participants through experiential learning.
We offer Weekly Groups on Various Days & Times. Link to schedule.
Welcome to Princeton Center for DBT
Princeton Center for DBT and Counseling
Lona Stranieri, LCSW, Director, DBT-Linehan Board of Certification, Certified Clinician™
609-921-0020 or 609-468-1712
Email: Lona@PrincetonDBT.com
322 Commons Way, Princeton NJ 08540
Princeton Center for DBT and Counseling
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