Pre-Treatment: Setting the Stage for DBT Stage 1©

$75.00

This 2-hour webinar is designed to describe the tasks of pre-treatment, discuss various ordering of those tasks and define when a client may effectively enter into treatment.

Instructor: Shari Manning, Ph.D.

Length of Course: 2-hour class

Access Period: 2 months for 1 person. Registrations are not transferrable.

Tuition: $75 per person (USD)

Cancellation Policy: No refunds will be issued after payment is made.

Continuing Education: Yes. Participants who watch the recorded classes and pass a post-training quiz with a score of 80% or higher will receive a letter of completion for DBT-LBC continuing education hours or APA CEUs.

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Course Description:

The Pre-Treatment phase of DBT Stage 1 is described as a series of sessions with a goal of keeping the client from dropping out of treatment prematurely (Linehan, 1993).  In order to do this, the therapist must provide orientation to the treatment, its modes, functions, roles of providers while providing information that informs the client’s expectations from the treatment.  Simultaneously, the DBT therapist is assessing history, current behaviors, determining Life Worth Living Goals, primary targets and moving into commitment to the treatment, its agreements and its various modes.  Because of research needs, pre-treatment was defined as four sessions.  Thus, four sessions has become the standard for DBT pre-treatment.   There are a multitude of tasks to be completed in those four sessions and there has always been discussion about when the client can begin treatment during the process. 

 This 2-hour webinar is designed to describe the tasks of pre-treatment, discuss various ordering of those tasks and define when a client may effectively enter into treatment. 

Topics for the Course Include:

  1. Overview of Pre-Treatment Tasks

  2. Determining the Order of Pre-Treatment Tasks

  3. When Can a Client Begin Treatment

  4. Using the Drop Out Rule in Pre-Treatment

Course Objectives:

Following this course, participants will be able to:

  1. Explain the purpose of pre-treatment in DBT;

  2. List the tasks of DBT pre-treatment;

  3. Explain the principles used in determining when a client may begin treatment;

  4. Describe the use of the drop out rule in pre-treatment.

Continuing Education:

Participants who pass the post training quiz with a score of 80% or higher, will receive their choice of a letter of completion for DBT-LBC continuing education hours or APA credit.

Treatment Implementation Collaborative, LLC (TIC) is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists.  TIC maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

Registration & Tuition: 

  • Individuals: $75 per person (USD)

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