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Safe Place Exercises with Complex Trauma

Gently adapt safe place work to manage intrusions and build grounded safety.

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Emotions in CBT

Dialetical Behavioral Therapy

Important Functions of a DBT Team

Dr. Samantha Yard gives an overview of the main functions of a DBT Consultation Team, and the benefits of working collaboratively

The Advantages of a DBT Team

Leading DBT Experts introduce the role of the DBT Consultation Team, and discuss the value of a team-based approach to treatment

The Advantages of a DBT Team

Practical Tips for New DBT Clinicians

Dr. Kelly Graling outlines some practical tips for new clinicians to keep in mind when joining a DBT Team

Practical Tips for New DBT Clinicians

Getting a Handle on DBT

Marsha Linehan and experts discuss how DBT offers concrete strategies that change lives.

Getting a Handle on DBT

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy

Understanding Values in ACT

Russ Harris explains the key difference between values and goals in ACT, and how values drive motivation, meaning and committed action

Useful ACT Reframes

Russ Harris explores some of the most useful reframes in ACT, such as Workability and Getting Hooked.

What is Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)?

Guide clients to “ACT” on their values while accepting life’s inevitable challenges.

Values Beyond Right And Wrong

Russ Harris explains how ACT helps clients unhook from rigid rules and connect with their personal values and true selves.

Motivational Interviewing

Eliciting Change Talk

Damara Gutnick shines a light on eliciting Change Talk and addressing ambivalence.

Eliciting Change Talk

The Righting Reflex

Watch Stephen Rollnick explain problems with the righting reflex.

The Righting Reflex

Change Talk and Sustain Talk

William Miller on the therapist's active role in evoking change talk.

Change Talk and Sustain Talk

Silence Within a Consultation

Chris Butler describes the value of being comfortable with and using silence in communication.

Silence Within a Consultation

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Origins of Behavior Therapy

David Barlow maps out the origins of behavior therapy.

Behavioral Experiments

Martin Antony describes how behavioral experiments are both a cognitive and behavioral strategy.

Behavioral Activation Case Example

Listen to an inspiring case study on how Behavioral Activation helped a client overcome moderate depression.

Exposure Therapy

CBT experts highlight the role of exposure therapy in helping clients confront fears and lessen distress.

Emotionally Focused Therapy

EFT and Attachment Science

Sue Johnson explains the links between EFT and attachment science.

Accessing Suppressed Emotions

Sue Johnson reveals how EFT provides a map for understanding emotional needs and fears.

Accessing Suppressed Emotions

Attachment is the Map for All Clients

Sue Johnson explains how EFT extends beyond couples to helping individuals and families also.

Attachment is the Map for All Clients

From Isolation to Connection

Sue Johnson asserts how EFT emphasizes finding strength and resilience through connection.

From Isolation to Connection

Assessing and Managing Suicide

Asking Directly About Suicide

AMSR faculty explain the importance of asking about suicide routinely, factually and directly.

System Implementation of AMSR

Patti Clark emphasizes the importance of the system approach for implementation.

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