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Why Join a DBT-U Skills Group?
What to expect if you join
What is DBT?
this skills group~
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Registration **
combines cognitive-behavioral and
You will:
mindfulness approaches in helping
Receive a workbook of DBT materials
Name:
individuals discover more options, outlets,
Learn new skills weekly
Address:
and choices for their lives. Dr. Marsha
Learn from the experiences of others
Linehan developed DBT for individuals with
City: State:
Gain knowledge and practical skills about
strong behavioral urges and its techniques
Zip:
new ways to think, feel, and respond in
have proven effective for anyone who can
Phone:
difficult situations
benefit from improved emotional regulation,
Find out what works for other people with
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distress tolerance, and interpersonal
similar challenges
effectiveness. Since DBT skills increase
Experience a safe place to practice new
**An initial interview ($160.00) is
with regular practice, participants are asked
skills
required for group placement and can
to commit to attending each skills training
Are you willing to:
be billed to some insurances.
group and are required to be in individual
Do homework each week that will
therapy at the same time.
improve your quality of life?
When you begin participation in a
DBT-U is a specially designed skills group
Practice new and different coping
group, we ask that you commit to the
for college students with their needs and
skills?
whole semester. Each group costs
learning style in mind. The foremost goal for
Learn to manage your emotions and
$60, which can be paid in a variety of
each group participant is to become more
relationships better?
ways. You will be asked to pay for
aware of themselves as an agent for
each group regardless of attendance.
Important Details:
change and self-acceptance. Secondly, we
These fees include a notebook with all
Thursday, ongoing group
work on skills that will help you realize your
of the DBT modules. Insurance will not
5:00 – 6:30 pm OR
goals effectively. Finally, the strength of
be filed for DBT group.
Monday, ongoing group
DBT is in learning to validate your
experience while also learning skills that
12:00 - 1:30 pm
For information and to schedule
improve your ability to participate in school
HRC Behavioral Health & Psychiatry
an initial interview, please call
and work, tolerate distress, regulate
100 Europa Dr, Suite 260
emotions, and maintain successful
Chapel Hill
Paige Barnett
relationships.
Group adds new members early in
919.929-1227
each semester and at the beginning of
the summer.
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Mareah C. Steketee, PhD
is a
DBT-U
licensed psychologist with specialty
training in clinical psychology and
neuropsychology. She is a graduate of
HRC Behavioral Health &
Skills Group
the California School of Professional
Psychiatry, PA
Psychology and DBT therapy at HRC
since 2002. She has longstanding
interests in neuroscience, mindfulness
Modules Covered in Group
A choice for quality and security; a choice
and health psychology, which she
for competence, experience, individual
incorporates into DBT orientation to
attention, and feedback. HRC has been
Mindfulness
providing clinical, consultation, and
treatment.
programmatic services for over 30 years
Emotion Regulation
Meggan Moorhead, EdD
is a licensed
psychologist who has specialized in DBT
Distress Tolerance
for the last 22 years. She studied with
Interpersonal Effectiveness
Marsha Linehan in the first national DBT
intensive training in 1993. A graduate of
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Princeton and Boston Universities, she is
CONTACT:
Founding Director Emeritus of Triangle
Area DBT. She is in practice in Durham
Meggan Morehead, EdD
and Carrboro.
Triangle Area DBT
Beth McElhinny Hayden, LCSW
919.286.3031
is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker,
Certified Daring Way™ Facilitator, and
Beth McElhinny Hayden, LCSW
Registered Yoga Teacher specializing in
919.410.7189
child, adolescent, and adult
psychotherapy. She received her Master
Mareah C. Steketee, PhD
of Social Work degree from the
HRC Behavioral Health &
HRC Behavioral Health
University of North Carolina at Chapel
Psychiatry
& Psychiatry
919.442.1127
Hill. Beth completed the Intensive
Training in DBT Treatment offered by
100 Europa Drive, Suite 260
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
Behavioral Tech in 2011 and sits on a
Meggan Moorhead, EdD
(919) 929-1227
weekly DBT Supervision Team. Beth
Licensed Psychologist
http://www.hrc-pa.com/
has clinical interests in
Mareah C. Steketee, PhD
Mindfulness, women’s issues,
Licensed Psychologist
depression and anxiety and
shame resiliency and incorporates DBT
Beth McElhinny Hayden
into all of her work.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
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