Dialectical Behavior Therapy, or DBT, is a type of cognitive-behavioral therapy created by psychologist Marsha Linehan in the early 1980s. It’s an evidence-based, highly successful type of therapy used to help people regulate intense emotions and improve their relationships. What does this have to do with problem-solving? Well, in all its brilliance, DBT outlines four ways to solve any problem and I’ve been using this strategy with great success with all my clients. These four ways to solve any problem are easy to learn and integrate so you can start meeting challenges with clarity and calm.
Resources for Four Ways to Solve Any Problem
How Your Lizard Brain Is Keeping You Stuck
The 5-Step Process to Making Decisions and Getting Out of Analysis Paralysis
How to Stop Overthinking and Let Things Go That Bother You
Change How You Feel with This Easy Tool
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Four Ways to Be More Self-Aware