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Section 2
9 Lessons-
StartPart 1 - What is DBT? (4 min 52 sec)
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StartPart 2 - Mindfulness (7 min 25 sec)
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StartPart 3 - Four Modules of DBT (11 min 3 sec)
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StartPart 4 - Four Modules of DBT Pt. 2 (10 min 21 sec)
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StartPart 5 - Emotion Regulation (10 min 22 sec)
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StartPart 6 Emotional Regulation Pt. 2 (8 min 33 sec)
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StartPart 7 - Distress Tolerance (13 min 52 sec)
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StartExercise
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StartSection 2 Quiz Review
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Section 3
6 Lessons-
StartPart 1 - Using DBT with Substance/Alcohol Use Clients (9 min 34 sec)
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StartPart 2 - Using DBT Pt. 2 (7 min 12 sec)
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StartPart 3 - Comparisons (6 min 16 sec)
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StartPart 4 - Comparisons Pt. 2 (8 min 2 sec)
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StartPart 5 - Why DBT Works for Clients with SUD (2 min 20 sec)
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StartSection 3 Quiz Review
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DBT for Drug and Alcohol Addiction
with Laura Petracek, Ph.D.
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy is a short-term and research-based therapeutic model that focuses on helping people to manage emotions that may be intense and painful. Often, alcohol may be used as a method of coping or self-medicating difficult emotions, such as anxiety or depression. DBT can help a person learn how to cope with these emotions and provide tools for managing them. It can also help clients to work through potential triggers and curb self-destructive and maladaptive behaviors. Combining the application of DBT and the Twelve Steps allows individuals to address the underlying issues of addiction and manage daily stressors. Applying DBT for alcohol and drug addiction helps build relationships to delve into and maintain a healthy state of mind while painting the daily commitment to stay clean and sober. DBT and AA/NA emphasize abstinence and focus on behavior change, developing sober interests, and identifying and changing dysfunctional thoughts and behavior.
At the end of this training, participants will be able to:
▻ Discuss the principles and applications of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) in treating alcohol and drug addiction.
▻ Demonstrate the ability to teach my clients how to manage intense emotions, curb self-destructive behaviors, and promote relapse prevention in individuals struggling with addiction.
▻ Discuss the integration of DBT and the Twelve Steps in treating addiction and emphasize the importance of addressing a client’s underlying issues and teaching them skills to maintain a healthy state of mind.
▻ Assess the role of relationships in recovery.
Laura Petracek, Ph.D., LCSW, is a certified DBT therapist who, as a recovering addict herself, uses her own experience with recovery and treatment to help others. Dr. Petracek received her Master of Social Work from the Wurzweiler School of Social Work and her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies. She has worked in the field of psychotherapy for more than thirty years. Dr. Petracek is an LGBTQ+ member and ally. She is committed to providing the highest quality psychotherapy services, as a psychologist and author, that honor where individuals are on their growth journey. Dr. Petracek is the author of The DBT Workbook for Alcohol and Drug Addiction and The Anger Workbook for Women.Assess the role of relationships in recovery.
Curriculum
Institute For The Advancement Of Psychotherapy
The Institute for the Advancement of Psychotherapy (IAP) is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for licensed mental health clinicians and psychologists. IAP maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
