Show Notes
Once you have grasp of the DEAR MAN skill, you might find yourself getting stuck when you try to use it in difficult interactions. Maybe the other person pushes back, tries to change the subject, or refuses to engage fairly.
While we can't force anyone to do anything, we can continue to use our skills to stay as effective as possible during heated moments.
For full show notes, visit our website: https://bayareadbtcc.com/podcast DBT Skills Discussed DEAR MAN
Introduction to Distress Tolerance & the STOP skill
The "What" Skills of Mindfulness
The "How" Skills of Mindfulness
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