
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy for DID--The Workbook
System-affirming Skills, Mindfulness Practices, and Emotional Regulation Exercises for People With Dissociative Identities
North Atlantic Books · Print & ebook · February 4, 2025
Empowering DBT skills for grounding, emotional regulation, values-guided action, and interpersonal effectiveness We are so delighted that this workbook exists in the world, written by a DBT practitioner who genuinely honors the lived experiences of those with dissociative identities. ... [this workbook is] a resource that the field and our community have needed for a long time now. —Jamie+ Marich, Ph.D., LPCC-S, REAT, author of Dissociation Made Simple and founder and CEO of The Institute for Creative Mindfulness Dialectical Behavioral Therapy for DID—The Workbook is an empowering guide and an invitation to explore what living well with dissociative identities means to you—at your own pace, and on your own terms.
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- Who it’s for
- Four DBT skill modules address grounding, emotional regulation, values-guided action, and interpersonal effectiveness.
- Themes
- Emotional regulation, Radical acceptance, Values-guided action
- Pacing
- Reflective
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Empowering DBT skills for grounding, emotional regulation, values-guided action, and interpersonal effectiveness We are so delighted that this workbook exists in the world, written by a DBT practitioner who genuinely honors the lived experiences of those with dissociative identities. ... [this workbook is] a resource that the field and our community have needed for a long time now. —Jamie+ Marich, Ph.D., LPCC-S, REAT, author of Dissociation Made Simple and founder and CEO of The Institute for Creative Mindfulness Dialectical Behavioral Therapy for DID—The Workbook is an empowering guide and an invitation to explore what living well with dissociative identities means to you—at your own pace, and on your own terms.
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This workbook has been intentionally created to honor all your parts—and embrace your multiplicity. Its goal isn’t to deny or stifle your identities: It welcomes you as you are, teaching you to trust your internal community and build radical acceptance. This workbook is designed to support your journey toward wellness, however you define that for yourselves. The workbook includes 4 modules: • Grounding Skills offers foundational tools to help you connect with the present moment, mindfully relate to body-based experiences like pain and illness, and honor your internal experience with radical acceptance. • Emotional Regulation Skills includes exercises to help you understand your emotions and make sense of your feelings. • Values-Guided Action Skills helps you identify your values and take committed action in alignment with those values. • Interpersonal Effectiveness Skills gives you tools for communicating with others, setting boundaries, and developing your internal relationships. With gentle check-ins, mindful activity breaks, and bonus exercises like “Difficult Emotions Decisions Tree” and “Pain, Damage, Illness” mapping, this workbook is grounded in care, compassion, and consent. It offers overviews of key concepts like the “Window of Tolerance” and “Safe-Enough versus Safe,” inviting you to build supportive containers for your DBT skills. It also provides guidance and checklists to help you create a comfortable environment that accommodates different sensory needs as you embark on your journey through the book.
Four DBT Skill Modules
Four DBT skill modules address grounding, emotional regulation, values-guided action, and interpersonal effectiveness.
Come here for
- Grounding tools for present-moment and body-based experiences
- Exercises for emotions, values-guided action, and communication
Expect
- Gentle check-ins, mindful activity breaks, and bonus exercises
- Concept overviews and sensory-needs checklists
Where it sits
| Dialectical Behavior Therapy | 96% |
|---|---|
| Dissociation & DID | 56% |
| Mental Health | 22% |
Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.
Publisher categories
- Dissociation & DID
- Mental Health
- Authors
- Johanna Knyn
- Publisher
- North Atlantic Books
- Published
- February 4, 2025
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Theme
- Emotional regulation · Radical acceptance · Values-guided action
- Reading lane
- Dissociation & DID