Three Types of Therapy-Interfering Behavior (TIB) in DBT
Key Points
- Therapy-interfering behaviors: any behavior that the patient or the therapist engages in that are barriers to progress in therapy, group, or inter-session contact.
- The three types of therapy-interfering behaviors are those that interfere with receiving therapy, those that interfere with other patients, and those that burn out the therapist.
- Examples include missing or coming late to sessions, arguing incessantly with the therapist, or displaying a hostile attitude.
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