Course overview
You gain a theoretical understanding and practical application of DBT including modes of delivery, and develop a collaborative, client-centred approach to intervention planning, promoting choice and self-management of recovery.
Where you study
Our Middlesbrough campus.
Course details
What you study
You study the model of DBT from the assessment phase and the five modules within a DBT pathway.
How you learn
There is a blended approach to teaching and learning , including six days of theoretical teaching and skills development, delivered through workshops, roleplay activities, lectures and self-directed study.
How you are assessed
A 20-minute recorded case presentation demonstrating the use of DBT skills and techniques.
Entry requirements
Entry requirements
You must be working within a health, social care or clinical practice setting and able to develop DBT skills with the client group. You must have access to supervision by an appropriately trained practitioner.
Employability
Career opportunities
This course will provide you with knowledge of DBT and help you develop skills within this approach.
