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Zen and DBT
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How does Zen mindfulness overlap with DBT? Behavioral Tech trainer and Zen teacher Randy Wolbert illustrates the essence of Zen and how it can lead to changes in behavior.
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What is meant by “Zen”?
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What was the reason behind incorporating Zen into DBT?
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How can we help clients gain a non-judgemental understanding of how their dysfunctional behaviours are linked to emotion deregulation?
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How does the essence of Zen create behaviour change?
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How is Zen mindfulness different to other types of mindfulness?
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What are the overlapping elements of Zen mindfulness and DBT?
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Why is Zen (i.e. seeing reality as it is) the start point of changing patterns of behaviour?
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How are the mechanisms of change in Zen mindfulness and DBT similar?
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How does engaging in Zen mindfulness help to gain insight into oneself?
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What is a core Zen practice? Especially when life gets hard.
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Does DBT teach a specific mindfulness meditation?
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How does DBT effectively balance a behavioral focus on change with radical acceptance?
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How has the Zen principle of the essential perfection of each moment been incorporated into DBT?
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