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Parent/Teen DBT Skills Intensive

DBT is an evidence-based therapy based on the work of Marsha Linehan. These 8-week intensives cover 4 core modules: Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation, and Interpersonal Effectiveness. Through this program, participants learn to manage overwhelming emotions, effectively cope with crisis behavior, become more present, and build meaningful long-lasting relationships.

parent/teen dbt skills intensive

week intensive

$375

For entire series

5:30-7pm

Every Tuesday

James Boehm, Alliance Counseling

"When I think of a place and persons to refer my clients with full confidence of receiving the upmost care, Dakota and Kaylin Lawrence always come first to my mind. It is one thing to have the training and schooling; it is another to have that sincere desire to serve our clients out of concern and care for their clients. YOu are in good hands with Dakota and Kaylin!.

Abby Graham, LPC-MHSP

"Kaylin and Dakota are exceptional clinicians. They are skilled in helping people experience relief and safety in their bodies and minds, often when they are in the midst of extreme physical and emotional pain. No matter the circumstances, Kaylin and Dakota meet each of their clients wholeheartedly, balancing the art and science of therapy in a ways that helps people create measurable change and growth."

Rayne Satterfield, The Self-Care Spot

“Dakota is a knowledgeable, compassionate, and skilled therapist. He is gentle and understanding. Kaylin is one of the best! She fights for her clients and has loads of compassion. She is knowledgable and skilled at helping her clients reach their goals. I fully trust referring clients to Kaylin and seek her guidance and wisdom often.”

Would I Benefit From DBT?

DBT has been shown to improve overall presence and quality of life. Participants will learn to manage difficult and overwhelming emotions, manage crisis behavior, build meaningful relationships, and more! What kind of issues benefit the most from an DBT group? Here's just a few: