Applying Dialectical Behavior Therapy to Self‐Harm in College‐Age Men: A Case Study

Cannon, Jennifer L.; Umstead, Lindsey K.

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“…There is, however, an increasing recognition of a need for research with male participants (Cannon & Umstead, 2018). In addition, while Masuda (2014) speaks to the cultural competency of DBT from a theoretical standpoint, aside from support of the effectiveness of DBT in work with Alaskan Indigenous adolescents (Beckstead, Lambert, BuBose, & Linehan, 2015), little research speaks directly to diverse cultural applications of DBT.…”

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Integrating dialectical behaviour therapy into my clinical practice model as a northern social worker

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A Master of Social Work practicum at Walmsley and Validity Counselling was completed in support of my desire to advance my general clinical skills and integrate Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) into my personal practice model. This report begins with a placing of self and localization of practice considerations to northern British Columbia. A literature review on DBT is provided as context for reflection on my learning goals, which explore topics of professional drift, private versus non-profit organization models, northern practice considerations, component versus comprehensive DBT practice, and the cultural safety of mindfulness and acceptance-based therapies. The wisdom and skills gained from this experience, particularly the integration of DBT-informed therapy into my personal practice model, are

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The Effect of Dialectical Behavior Therapy Techniques Training with lavender Aromatherapy on Depression and Maternal Competence of Nulliparous Women with Insecure Attachment to Spouse

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Shahabizadeh²,

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Avicenna J Nurs Midwifery Care

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Introduction: Pregnancy is one of the most stressful stages in Women's life. The purpose was to determine the effectiveness of Dialectical Behavior Therapy Techniques Training lavender aromatherapy on depression and maternal competence of Primiparous women with Insecure Attachment to Spouse.Methods: This clinical trial study was performed in 2021 on 60 pregnant women in Birjand, Iran. Insecure attached expectant mothers were selected by purposive sampling method and randomly divided between three intervention groups 1 (Dialectical behavior therapy techniques training and aromatherapy), intervention group 2 (aromatherapy with lavender), and control group. Dialectical behavioral therapy techniques were performed in the last three months of pregnancy, aromatherapy in the active phase of labor, and the follow-up period one month after the baby's birth. The attachment to spouse Questionnaire, depression Beck, postpartum depression, and maternal competency were used. Data were analyzed in SPSS 25. Results:The results of repeated analysis of variance showed that teaching dialectical behavioral therapy techniques was effective in reducing depression over time (P<0.001). Covariance analysis showed that depression during pregnancy was decreased significantly after the Dialectical Behavior Therapy Techniques Training (P<0.001). The multivariate analysis of variance also showed both components of maternal competence increased significantly in intervention groups 1 (P<0.05). Conclusion:Dialectical behavioral therapy techniques and aromatherapy are effective interventions to reduce depression and increase maternal competence. They can be used for pregnant women with insecure attachment to their husbands in health centers.

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Applying Dialectical Behavior Therapy to Self‐Harm in College‐Age Men: A Case Study

Cited by 2 publications

References 26 publications

Integrating dialectical behaviour therapy into my clinical practice model as a northern social worker

Integrating dialectical behaviour therapy into my clinical practice model as a northern social worker

The Effect of Dialectical Behavior Therapy Techniques Training with lavender Aromatherapy on Depression and Maternal Competence of Nulliparous Women with Insecure Attachment to Spouse

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