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I get a weekly e-newsletter with opinion pieces from the New York Times, and today's edition had a piece by Will Lippincott entitled "No Longer Wanting to Die" in which he discusses his experience with DBT.
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![]() Ellahmae, unaluna
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Great piece. Thanks for sharing.
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I think its a good article. Thanks for pointing it out.
Warning - the accompanying sketch at the top of it can be triggering. You would think they would know better. I havent read the comments yet, i hope somebody calls this to their attention. |
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Yeah - maybe the artist should sign up for dbt. It has been commented on. Bleak is putting it mildly! Omg. Its practically a freakin how to. Im not usually overly sensitive to these kinds of things, but cheezits.
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I thought this was very well written and I think the author expressed a lot of what I have experienced. I am finishing up almost two years of DBT (I did take a break between the first and second rounds) and I believe that it saved my life. I know that there is not a single therapy that fits all situations, but DBT really resonated with me. I also realize that there are a lot of therapists out there claiming to teach DBT, when in fact, it's not DBT. It is also a tremendous commitment in terms of time, energy and work...but for me, it has been worth it.
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