Interview 1.2
All Therapists are Jerks, and . . .30 Nov 2019

Interview 1.2

Episode 33. While in Atlanta at the 2019 ISIT DBT conference, Ulland and Jo continue an interview with Izzy and Julianna, a mother-daughter dyad from a family they worked with over two years ago. They share what it was like as an individual and family to learn and apply DBT to their life and the challenging family work they were open and willing to take on. Izzy discusses how the idea of learned helplessness broke her stuckedness so she could pursue change with a passion.

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Ep 4. Radical Acceptance

Ep 4. Radical Acceptance

Episode 4. In this episode, Ulland and Jo begin to review the reality acceptance skills starting with radical acceptance. This episode can be found on YouTube under the channel "All Therapists are Jer...

9 Sep 201928min

Ep 3. Notes on Suffering

Ep 3. Notes on Suffering

Episode 3. In this episode Ulland and Jo discuss how humans are hardwired for suffering based on a long history of struggle. The Four Noble Truths are reviewed as a way to reduce suffering that humans...

8 Sep 201950min

Ep 2. Rules for Engagement

Ep 2. Rules for Engagement

Episode 2. In this episode Ulland and Jo suggest using the principles of DBT for posts and communication. It also reviews the consultation team agreements as the vehicle for discussions.

7 Sep 201921min

Ep 1. Podcast Introduction

Ep 1. Podcast Introduction

Episode 1.  This initial episode reviews reasons for why Authors were drawn to DBT. It also reviews what the goals are for the podcast.

7 Sep 201911min

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