Join a group of professional music therapy and
allied health professional peers for support,
networking, brainstorming, & more.
This is a huge opportunity for you to be a part of a peer support team that not only helps our clients, but us therapists too.
Be part of a team that helps each other be the best at using our disciplines to strengthen Dialectical Behavior Therapy skills and help our clients create a life worth living.
Prerequisite:
This is for people who are using DBT in their practice or want to, who have a fair to excellent knowledge of the skills.
If you have no previous knowledge of DBT, at a minimum read the DBT Skills Training Manual by Marsha Linehan. If this is all new to you, it is also suggested that you take the class DBT: Practical Life Skills Reinforced through Music Therapy to learn about DBT and how to apply your discipline.
In this group you will:
- Connect with new ideas
- Be a part of a team that helps each other brainstorm about difficult situations
- Practice skills in a new light
- The list goes on and on.
Think about how amazing we can be together, sharing and learning from each other
YES. Together we are better.
Sometimes I wish I had someone to discuss a skill or an experience with.
Have you ever felt that way?
In DBT they have consultation team meetings where the staff of a DBT team meet to discuss patients, issues, and DBT related things.
This CMTE consists of our very own disciplines gathering monthly through an interactive online platform (zoom) for DBT consultation team meetings designed in a way that addresses the needs of our members!
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What people are saying:
“I really like the review of the handout and ability to share. I find it easier to be immersed in the language and value of DBT and the consistent ability to check in would be valuable.” Suzanne Makary MT-BC
” I look forward to our monthly meetings. Great way to meet colleagues in our field, share ideas, receive feedback, and connect.” Margaret Rafferty. MT-BC
“I enjoy networking with other music therapists and providing and receiving support.” Amy Hemenway MT-BC
Learning Objectives:
1) Share two or more (music) therapy interventions to use with our clients and how these interventions can be used to teach and reinforce specific DBT skills.
2) Collaborate with group members to come up with 2 or more suggestions towards working with a client in the context of DBT.
4) Share in a confidential group how you used at least one DBT skill in your own life each month.
5) Participate in discussions about DBT skills
CBMT Domain Areas:
IVA1-5 Professional Development- engage in collaborative work with colleagues, seek out and utilize supervision and/or consultation, review research and literature in MT and related disciples
IIA2o. Provide music therapy experiences to address client’s coping skills
II.A.3a and b: Recognize how the (DBT) behavioral and cognitive theoretical orientations inform music therapy practice
DBT Consultation Group for Music Therapists and Allied Health Professionals is approved by the Certification Board for Music Therapists (CBMT) for 16 CMTEs-Continuing Music Therapy Education credits. . The Spiegel Academy, CBMT Approved Provider #P-106, maintains responsibility for program quality and adherence to CBMT policies and criteria.
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