The views expressed in this book are those of the COH and/or the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Government of Canada. [...] The therapist and the client also discuss the negative consequences of the client’s substance use. [...] The goal of the feedback is to increase the client’s desire to change by identifying the risks and problems caused by substance use. [...] This can be a verbal commitment from the client, or the therapist and the client can complete and sign a change plan worksheet, which highlights the changes the client wants to make and how the client intends to make those changes. [...] COMPONENTS OF DBT Individual therapy The individual therapist assumes the role of coordinator for each individual’s participation in DBT, and is responsible for conducting the individual therapy sessions and developing the crisis plan.
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