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The Emotion Regulation Skills System Workbook: A Dbt-Informed Approach - Hardcover

The Emotion Regulation Skills System Workbook: A Dbt-Informed Approach - Hardcover

The Emotion Regulation Skills System Workbook: A Dbt-Informed Approach - Hardcover

FormatBook
Language English
ISBN-13 / SKU 9781462559527

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by Julie F. Brown (Author)

In a convenient large-size format, this user-friendly workbook gives Skills System participants a wealth of tools for learning how to manage feelings, navigate the ups and downs of life, and reach goals. Designed for learners of all ages and abilities, the volume includes more than 100 reproducible handouts and worksheets, though not all of them are used in every skills program. The Skills System is grounded in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), a proven approach that has helped millions of people around the world cope with complex mental health difficulties and build a life worth living. Worked examples show how to fill out the worksheets for adults; the companion website provides worked examples for elementary- and high-school-age youth. Note: The e-book edition of this title contains fillable versions of the reproducible tools.

Mental health professionals, see also the authoritative manual: The Emotion Regulation Skills System for Clients with Cognitive Challenges, Second Edition.

Author Biography

Julie F. Brown, MSW, PhD, is the president of Skills System, LLC. She is an independent social worker who has practiced in the intellectual disabilities field since the 1990s. Dr. Brown has been a dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) trainer with Behavioral Tech Institute since 2005.

Number of Pages: 246
Dimensions: 0.63 x 10.88 x 8 IN
Publication Date: January 21, 2026
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