Mastering Balance in DBT: Exploring the Thinker-Feeler-Doer Triangle

Duration: 01:05:28

Description

This module examines the complexities of the thinker-feeler-doer triangle within the advanced dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) framework. Participants will explore the dynamics of these core orientations and how they interact to influence behavior and therapy outcomes. The course provides a deep dive into the psychological profiles of thinkers, feelers, and doers, enhancing therapists’ ability to tailor interventions that promote balanced decision-making and effective action. Therapists will explore strategies to improve their clients’ self-awareness and emotional regulation, helping guide them toward balance and fulfillment.

Downloadable materials for this module are available below:

Learning Objectives

Define the psychological profiles and dynamics within the Thinker-Feeler-Doer Triangle to identify each orientation’s strengths and challenges.
Identify primary and secondary orientations in clients to provide alignment between therapeutic strategies and client needs.
Name strategies for applying theoretical knowledge of the thinker, feeler, and doer orientations to case studies.