1st Edition
DBT Principles and Strategies in the Multidisciplinary Treatment of Eating Disorders
1. Introduction 2. Empirical Literature Supporting the Use of DBT in the Treatment of Eating Disorders 3. Bringing DBT to Life 4. The “Spirit” of DBT 5. The Multidisciplinary Team in DBT-Based Eating Disorders Treatment 6. The Structure of DBT 7. The Biosocial Theories of the Development of Eating Disorders 8. The Stages of DBT 9. Getting Your Patient's Buy-In 10. The Theraputic Relationship in DBT 11. Dialectical Strategies 12. Creating a DBT Treatment Target Hierachy 13. Constructing and Using a Multidisciplinary DBT Diary Card 14. Chain Analysis and Behavior Analysis 15. Missing-Links Analysis 16. The Four CBT Procedures Embedded Within DBT 17. Solution Analysis and Tips for Closing Your Session 18. The Second Mode of DBT - Skills Training 19. The Third Mode of DBT - In-the-Moment Coaching 20. The Fourth Mode of DBT - Case Consultation Meetings 21. Case Management Strategies 22. The Involvement of Families and Supports in Eating Disorder Treatment and Revisiting Your Initial Thoughts About Megan 23. Tips for Administrators and Supervisors
Biography
Alyssa H. Kalata, Ph.D, is a licensed psychologist with significant experience as a provider, supervisor, administrator, and public speaker in the realm of behavioral healthcare.
Elysse Thebner Miller, MPH, RDN, LDN, CEDS-S, is a registered dietitian with fifteen years of clinical and supervisory experience treating eating disorders across the lifespan in inpatient and outpatient settings.
"DBT Principles and Strategies in the Multidisciplinary Treatment of Eating Disorders provides a fabulous platform to launch a fully multidisciplinary approach to utilizing dialectical behavior therapy for eating disorders care. Kalata and Miller provide in-depth application of therapeutic concepts that maintain the scope of practice for each discipline of eating disorder professionals in an easy to understand and utilize format. With multidisciplinary practice as the state of the art in eating disorders care, this book is a must-have guide."
Leah L. Graves, RDN, LDN, hon CEDS-S, FAED
