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DBT Distress Tolerance Skills for Kids and Teens
Distress tolerance in DBT helps young people learn how to handle their emotions as they feel them during a difficult situation. This can involve taking a step back and proceeding mindfully. We invite you to download this DBT distress tolerance skills resource for kids and teens who might need them! #DBT #DistressTolerance #DecreaseAnger #AcceptingReality #DealingWithDifficulty
DBT Emotional Regulation Skills for Kids and Teens
The goal of DBT emotional regulation skills is for young people to learn ways to reduce the intensity of their emotions. Download this handout to explore skills such as naming their emotions, accumulating positive emotions, and taking care of their bodies! #EmotionalRegulation #DBTSkills #ProblemSolving #SelfCare #OppositeAction #CheckTheFacts
DBT Walking the Middle Path Skills for Kids and Teens
Thinking in extremes can affect how a child or teen views themselves and a situation. This type of thinking leads to impulsive behaviors. Here's a DBT walking the middle path skills handout that helps young people realize that not everything is black and white. Download the resource from our website! #DBTSkills #WalkingTheMiddlePath #OpposingViews #FindingBalance
DBT Mindfulness Skills for Kids and Teens Handout
Is your child struggling to regulate their emotions? Are they likely to spiral into negative thought patterns? Here's a handout that introduces DBT mindfulness skills, such as belly breathing, observing without judgment, and more. Download it from our website. #DBTMindfulness #MindfulnessSkills #BeHereNow #MindfulnessResource #MindfulKids #MindfulTeens
An Introduction to DBT Skills Handout for Kids and Teens
DBT skills for kids are typically taught in five modules. These are Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Interpersonal Effectiveness, Emotion Regulation, and Walking the Middle Path. Practicing these skills to manage their stress will serve them well into adulthood. Download the handout from our website! #DBTSkills #BuildResilience #ImproveRelationships #LifeSkills
DBT Interpersonal Effectiveness Skills Handout for Kids and Teens
DBT interpersonal effectiveness skills help children and adolescents develop healthy relationships with themselves and those around them. It teaches them to be gentle, not compromise their values, and staying truthful, among others. Download the handout from our website! #InterpersonalEffectiveness #DBTForKids #DBTForTeens #HealthyRelationships
DBT Thinking Errors Handout for Kids and Teens
A child who engages in a distorted thought pattern can respond to others inappropriately. For example, they might see another person's actions as a personal attack. In this DBT Thinking Errors resource, we discuss 10 thought patterns that need to be challenged to promote healthier interactions. Download it from our website! #DBT #WalkingTheMiddlePath #ThinkingErrors
DBT TIPP Skills Handout for Kids and Teens
One effective way for children to regulate their emotions is by practicing a distress tolerance skill called TIPP. It stands for Temperature, Intense exercise, Paced breathing, and Progressive muscle relaxation. Download this DBT TIPP Skills handout to help a child or teen get through periods of distress. #DistressTolerance #DBTTIPP #HealthyCoping #EmotionalRegulation
HALT DBT Skill for Kids and Teens
The HALT DBT skill stands for Hungry, Angry, Lonely, and Tired. Asking yourself questions related to these can help you meet your physical and emotional needs, especially when you feel overwhelmed. Download this worksheet for kids and teens to practice distress tolerance. #DBTSkills #DBTHALT #DistressTolerance #EmotionalRegulation
DBT Pleasant Activities List Worksheet for Kids and Teens
Kids and teens can engage in pleasant actvities as part of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Here's a DBT Pleasant Activities List worksheet that helps them combat stress. It includes things like drawing or doodling, cleaning, dancing, and more! Download it from our website. #DBTSkills #PleasantActivities #StressReliever #EmotionalRegulation
DBT Self Soothing Worksheet for Kids and Teens
Help a child or teen achieve a sense of calm using our DBT self-soothing worksheet. In this activity, they're going to brainstorm self-soothing techniques they can incorporate into their daily routines. Download this worksheet from our website! #DBTSkills #SelfSoothing #DistressTolerance
Ride the Wave DBT Worksheet for Kids and Teens
Learning how to "ride out" intense emotions leads to emotional resilience. In this worksheet, kids and teens can answer questions related to Ride the Wave technique so they can know how to cope ahead! Download the worksheet from our website. #DBTSkills #RideTheWave #EmotionalRegulation
DBT Interpersonal Effectiveness Coping Statements for Kids and Teens
The goal of DBT interpersonal effectiveness is to help kids and teens maintain positive relationships with those around them. Download this DBT interpersonal coping statements handout so they can have affirmations that will remind them to handle interactions healthily. #DBTSkills #InterpersonalEffectiveness #CopingStatements