How to Be Mindful With Psychosis: A DBT Perspective
In this episode of our series "Interviews With DBT Experts: From Trauma to Eating Disorders", Dr. Kirby Reutter joins Margaret Mullen to discuss the application of DBT for psychosis. They look at how ...
21 Apr 202313min
ACT for OCD: Does Behavioral Tracking Help?
In this episode of our series "The ACT for OCD Toolbox: A Guide for Therapists," we talk about how to do behavioral tracking. Dr. Kate Morrison walks us through the self-monitoring form, which helps c...
14 Apr 202316min
Acceptance and Willingness in ACT for PTSD
This episode examines the ACT perspective on acceptance and willingness for treating trauma clients. They are seen as a functional alternative to control and avoidance, which are at the center of main...
7 Apr 20237min
Constructing the In Vivo Exposure Hierarchy for PTSD Therapy
In this episode, Dr. Barbara Rothbaum explains what an in vivo exposure hierarchy is and how to create it. An in vivo hierarchy is an essential tool for guiding exposure work and evaluating progress i...
31 Mar 202312min
Intersession Contact in DBT
In this episode, Dr. Stephanie Vaughn explains how intersession contact works from a DBT perspective, including its two main purposes and the rationale behind them. She also explores the factors affec...
24 Mar 202311min
Acceptance vs Experiential Avoidance in ACT
In this episode, Dr. D. J. Moran talks about experiential avoidance and how it can be an obstacle to living a meaningful life. From an ACT perspective, a flexible life doesn't rely on avoiding uncomfo...
17 Mar 202313min
DBT for Substance Use: Addressing Therapy-Interfering Behaviors
In this episode of our series "DBT Expert Interviews: From Trauma to Eating Disorders," Dr. Kirby Reutter and Amy Dols, LPCC, explore the most common therapy-interfering behaviors in this population a...
10 Mar 20239min
ACT for OCD: Why Problem-Solving Obsessions Doesn't Work
In this episode of our series "The ACT for OCD Toolbox: A Guide for Therapists," we talk about why obsessions aren't the source of the problem in OCD. The problem is the way people interact with them ...
3 Mar 202312min
