Learn how to communicate effectively to ask for what you want and need. Learn how to use interpersonal skills to balance your life.
Learn how to use dialectical thinking to create greater balance in your life and improve relationships. From "DBT Skills .
Numerous situations in our lives call for interpersonal effectiveness skills. This video discusses various aspects when you may need to interact with others to create balance in your life.
Situations include: Balancing Priorities vs. Demands, Wants vs Should, Building and Keeping Relationshi...
Many factors may get in the way of being effective interpersonally. Understanding factors that get in the way for you is an important way to identify what its getting in the way and then to be able to devise a plan to move forward and become more effective. This video discusses some common fact...
To be more effective interpersonally, it may be helpful to take a thoughtful look at how intensely you approach interactions where you are asking for something or saying no to something. There are many factors to consider when deciding the most effective intensity to use in an interaction, which...
Use the Dime Game to determine the most effective intensity to use when asking for something or saying no to something. Watch this video go guide you in how to use The Dime Game PDF.
The Dime Game is a helpful tool to use to determine the most effective level of intensity to use when asking for something or saying no to an unwanted request. Refer to The Dime Game video for guidance in how to use this worksheet.
Learn to identify what is most important in an interaction: getting an objective met, the relationship, or your self-respect. Learn about Objective, Relationship, and Self-Respect Effectiveness.
Effectively being able to ask assertively for what you want or need and saying no to requests is important for living an empowered and fulfilling life. DEAR MAN is a DBT Interpersonal Effectiveness skill that is a formula for asking for something or saying no to an unwanted request. This approa...
In DBT, we use the GIVE skills during an interpersonal interaction when the relationship with the other person is important. GIVE skills are important for strengthening a relationship. Use GIVE skills during an interaction when the relationships is important to you so that the other person is m...
Validation is a skill taught in DBT and is one of the most important things you can do to improve your relationship with others and yourself. It acknowledges through words and behavior that what yourself or someone else feels makes sense, is understandable, and worthy of your time and attention.
To increase self-respect effectiveness in interpersonal interactions use the FAST DBT Skills.
F - Fair
A - No Apologies
S - Stick to the Facts
T - Truthful
Learn how to use reinforcement to increase behaviors that you want more of in yourself and others. Learn positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, and shaping.
Positive Reinforcement: Something rewarding is added when a behavior occurs, which increases the likelihood that the behavior wi...
Learn how to use behaviorism principles to decrease unwanted behaviors in yourself and others.
Learn how to deal with unhealthy interfering and destructive relationships. Learn how to end an unhealthy relationship if necessary.
Do you struggle to feel confident socially? Do you find yourself feeling anxious or insecure when you interact with others? Social anxiety is a common struggle that many people face and it usually involves feeling fearful of rejection and not good enough around others. Not feeling confident socia...
Often, people with low self-esteem have difficult setting healthy limits, being assertive, and prioritizing themselves. Watch this video to learn how to improve self-esteem and self-respect by being more assertive and setting limits with others. Learn how to use the DBT Skill of Opposite Action t...
