OBJECTIVE: The University of Washington (UW) psychiatry residency program attempted to determine how participation in a dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) training program influenced the practice of its graduates. METHODS: A survey was completed by 30 graduates who participated in elective DBT training. This survey obtained information about their DBT training and their current use of DBT. RESULTS: Twenty seven percent of the respondents have performed "formal" DBT since graduation. The rest reported using at least some DBT interventions. The "dose" of DBT training received had an influence on the number of DBT interventions used. CONCLUSIONS: These findings suggest that DBT training influenced psychiatrists’ use of DBT in their practice.
Practice of Dialectical Behavior Therapy After Psychiatry Residency
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OBJECTIVE: The University of Washington (UW) psychiatry residency program attempted to determine how participation in a dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) training program influenced the practice of its graduates. METHODS: A survey was completed by 30 graduates who participated in elective DBT training. This survey obtained information about their DBT training and their current use of DBT. RESULTS: Twenty seven percent of the respondents have performed "formal" DBT since graduation. The rest reported using at least some DBT interventions. The "dose" of DBT training received had an influence on the number of DBT interventions used. CONCLUSIONS: These findings suggest that DBT training influenced psychiatrists’ use of DBT in their practice.Preview Only. This article cannot be rented because we do not currently have permission from the publisher.
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Practice of Dialectical Behavior Therapy After Psychiatry Residency
Frederick, John T.; Comtois, Katherine Anne
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, Volume 30 (1): 63
American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc (Journal) – Feb 1, 2006
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