Luciana Payne, PhD and Daniel Crump, LISCW are hosting a live multi-day dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) training for licensed professionals working with parents.
Learning objectives include:
• The Case for Parent Involvement Identify the key clinical and research- supported reasons why actively involving parents is essential in treating adolescents and young adults - and why it must be a part of the treatment of children, adolescents, and young adults.
• Family Transactions & Dysregulation Understand how reciprocal family patterns can maintain or exacerbate emotional and behavioral dysregulation in youth - and how to conceptualize these dynamics from a DBT framework.
• Parent-Focused Chain Analysis Learn how to conduct a structured behavioral chain analysis adapted specifically for parent behaviors - enabling you to assess contributing factors, identify intervention targets, and guide treatment planning.
• DBT Skills for Parents Utilize key DBT-based strategies developed specifically to support and engage parents — including a hierarchy of parent-focused interventions you can apply across treatment contexts.
• Apply DBT-Based Strategies Learn and implement treatment strategies and skills training specifically adapted for parent work.
Training dates are December 4th: 11am - 5pm ET, January 11: 11am-5pm ET, and February 12th: 11am-5pm ET. Professionals can earn 18 CEUs.
