Relentless suffering of dysregulated emotion
Endless conflicts with loved one
Eating disorder, depression and anxiety,
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder and Self-destructive Behaviors
With DBT skills, you can effectively change
the ways you respond to others and yourself.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a behavior treatment program that helps clients change their problem behavior by learning and applying alternative behavioral skills.
DBT is for clients who are experiencing difficulties regulating emotions and managing impulsive and self-injurious behaviors of which behaviors often hurt people around them. Through DBT behavior skills, they are able to change their ways of responses to others and to themselves.
Clients who were exposed to invalidating environment during their childhood often experience emotional dysregulation issues. Emotion dysregulation decreased the self-efficacy of their problem-solving skills, constantly creating conflicts with others and worsened their capacity of regulating emotions. Without proper treatment, the vicious cycle of invalidation aggravates the symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder
DBT is one of the most effective, scientifically–proven treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder and for the treatment of impulsive behaviors, eating issues and self-destructive behaviors that are induced by emotion dysregulation issues. Recent studies indicate that DBT is also effective to treat chronic depression, anxiety, PTSD, substance abuse and other related symptoms; many adults and chld/adolesecntes are benefited from DBT and live a new life.
Since 2003, DBT Center of Korea / the Tree Group has been providing the quality DBT Standard Program that is applied in the States and clients who were completed our DBT programs have been sharing their success stories and recommending our DBT program to others.
Emotion dysregulation is a term that describes a pattern of behavioral and emotional difficulties in managing and controlling emotional responses within the typically accepted range of emotional reactions.
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may occur in people who have experienced or witnessed a shocking or dangerous event such as an assault, a natural disaster, a serious accident, etc.
It is natural for sadness to develop in response to stressful situations and it usually passes with time. However, when a natural and temporary period of sadness persists, this could be a sign of depression.
Clients who are struggling with emotional dysregulation disorder are suffering from extreme sensitivity and reactivity to emotional cues, difficulties going back to baseline emotional state, not easy to divert their attention from emotional triggers and impulsive behaviors triggered by extreme emotions.
The number of individuals who suffer from eating disorders has increased since more people are adopting an ideal body type that has been shaped by the media.