Can Minorities Benefit From DBT?
Ulland and Jo review common themes in demographics found within many DBT studies. They discuss that DBT studies often include many individuals who are not heterosexual or white for example. This would be consistent when considering the biosocial model and systemic invalidation as a common experience for many clients who benefit from DBT. These studies were reviewed and shared at the 2022 ISITDBT conference in NYC. Can minorities benefit from DBT? — All Therapists are Jerks (squarespace.com)
4 Jan 202323min
Ye Ol' Existential Crisis
Ulland brings up ideas he sometimes presents in his group on the unit, albeit at a more reasonable pace than here. Jo discusses what meaning is to her and how to find it. It can be overwhelming to be young and believe that one has to have already contributed to a society before completing high school. Earlier Episodes of the Podcast can be found at alltherapistsarejerks.libsyn.com
21 Nov 202246min
Yes and…
Ulland and Jo review ideas that came up after a Parent University this past week regarding dialects and parenting. They discuss how dialects are often seen as more contradictory rather than as acceptance and curiosity in communication. They provide several examples of "Yes and" thinking and also discuss some nuances. Earlier Episodes of the Podcast can be found at alltherapistsarejerks.libsyn.com
14 Nov 202228min
How do you know?
Ulland and Jo wonder how can we be certain about things? Also, how is it that Tyler Durden is writing about vaccinations and can he be trusted if he posts at 1010 PM on Friday the 13th? And is it any wonder Mr. Durden supports vaccinations being dangerous? Please be aware that this episode and podcast has not been evaluated by the FDA and "is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease." Also, this episode has been in the can sooooo long it is not suitable for anyone's doomsday bunker. Earlier Episodes of the Podcast can be found at alltherapistsarejerks.libsyn.com
3 Okt 202226min
Behavioral Formulation for Eating Disorders
Ulland and Jo review a formulation Ulland finds helpful as a framework for understanding which interventions might work by understanding how eating disorders develop and maintain themselves. The formulation is largely influenced by the works of Garner and Garfield, and Fairburn. Earlier Episodes of the Podcast can be found at alltherapistsarejerks.libsyn.com
26 Sep 20221h 2min
Suicide Risk Assessment
Shamefully, Ulland and Jo make good on a more than a year-old request. A fellow traveler posted a comment to discuss suicide, and to approach from the perspective of an educator. The Linehan Risk Assessment and Management Protocol (LRAMP) for suicide is reviewed as a framework to understand suicidal risk in an organized way. Earlier Episodes of the Podcast can be found at alltherapistsarejerks.libsyn.com
12 Sep 202246min
Difficult Problems as the Origins for DBT
Ulland and Jo review several common problems that Marsha Linehan. PhD had to solve after deciding to work with suicidal patients, ranging from a need to validate suffering while knowing that life was unbearable as it was being lived.
18 Jul 202256min
Anger 1.2
Ulland and Jo continue a discussion regarding anger. Ulland reviews the ruminative anger cycle and Jo provides more discussion of how to use skills to avoid ineffective angry responses.
4 Jul 202243min
