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Mastering DBT Series: The Functioning Triangle and Resiliency Strategies for Clients
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Mastering Balance in DBT: Exploring the Thinker-Feeler-Doer Triangle
Expanding the Functioning Triangle: Understanding Secondary Orientations
Meet Your Instructor: Mark Carlson, Psy.D., L.P.
Mental Health Systems, PC
Key Points
Identify primary approaches to change and consider the secondary orientation.
Start with acceptance, not necessarily insight or true validation.
The duality of experience can get clients unstuck, but also keep you out of power struggles.
Secondary targets can be treatment adherence.
The more balanced the approach to change, the more they will engage in the therapeutic process.
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Expanding the Functioning Triangle: Understanding Secondary Orientations