Who Can Benefit from DBT?
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and Emotional Dysregulation
DBT helps individuals with BPD manage mood swings, improve emotional regulation, and reduce impulsive behaviours such as self-harm and suicidal ideation.
Self-Harm and Suicidal Ideation
For those engaging in self-harming behaviours or experiencing suicidal thoughts, DBT provides crisis management tools to prevent harm and cope with overwhelming emotions.
Trauma and PTSD
DBT’s structured approach helps individuals process trauma and regulate intense emotions, providing them with the skills needed to move forward in their recovery.
Addiction and Eating Disorders
DBT is particularly effective for individuals struggling with addiction or disordered eating. It teaches clients to manage urges, tolerate distress, and make healthier choices.
Anxiety and Impulsivity in Teens
DBT offers teens struggling with anxiety, stress, and impulsivity the tools to manage their emotions and improve their decision-making.