DBT-L: Discussion of DBT Clinical and Research Information

Welcome to the Discussion of DBT Clinical and Research Information, also known as the DBT-L email listserv. DBT-L was established by Alicia Gonzales at Duke University as a virtual consultation team. For over two decades, the DBT-L has served as a forum for support and place to exchange information that informs our practice of DBT. Membership is free and criteria for membership are set by the Board of the International Society for the Improvement and Teaching of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (ISITDBT). DBT-L is and will remain a self-curated (i.e., not moderated) list; we apply the principles and spirit of DBT in our exchanges with one another. Because this is not a confidential closed forum, we take great care to protect confidential information about our clients. The Board reserves the right to remove clinicians from the listserv if significant problems arise (to date this has never happened!).

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To sign up, please provide your name and email address below, and complete the three attestation questions:

DBT-L Request Submission

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1) You have completed 40 hours of didactics in DBT from a recognized expert (e.g., intensive training, formal coursework, workshops). Please describe your didactics that meet this criteria:*
2) You are currently on a DBT consultation team, and currently treat clients in a DBT program. Please provide your team leader name and phone number or email below:*
3) You are dedicated to improving your adherence to DBT principles and protocols*
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