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At Long Island DBT Group, we offer a range of evidence-based therapies designed to help individuals navigate life’s challenges, build effective coping skills, and achieve lasting well-being. Our experienced clinicians provide personalized treatment in a supportive and compassionate environment, ensuring that every client receives the care that best fits their needs.
At Long Island DBT Group, we understand that everyone’s journey to healing is unique. That’s why we offer a range of evidence-based therapy programs designed to provide compassionate support and practical tools for managing life’s challenges. Whether you’re looking for help with emotional regulation, trauma recovery, stress reduction, or building healthier relationships, our skilled clinicians are here to guide you every step of the way. With in-person and telehealth options, we make it easy to access the care that fits your needs. Explore our programs below and take the first step toward meaningful change.
We provide a structured and evidence-based Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) program designed to support individuals in building healthier coping strategies and emotional regulation skills. Our program integrates multiple components to ensure a well-rounded and effective treatment experience. Each element plays a vital role in helping clients develop long-term resilience, improve relationships, and navigate life’s challenges with greater confidence.
Skills training groups meet weekly for 90 minutes and are conducted in a structured format. In group, clients practice mindfulness and also learn a new skill that they are asked to practice over the course of the week. Skills practice is reviewed in each subsequent session. For your convenience, groups are offered on various days and times.
We teach five skills training modules:
LI DBT offers age-specific skills groups, as well as groups with a specialized clinical focus:
We offer a summer and winter intensive DBT program for high school graduates and college students. Clients meet weekly with a therapist from our team, or keep their current therapist, while attending the skills training group that teaches the most essential DBT skills.
Learn more here: Intensive DBT Skills Groups
At LI DBT Group, we recognize that challenges don’t always arise during scheduled therapy sessions. That’s why we offer phone coaching as a valuable support tool. Clients are encouraged to reach out to their therapist between sessions when they need guidance in applying learned skills to real-life situations. Whether you’re facing overwhelming emotions, difficult interactions, or the urge to engage in self-destructive or ineffective behaviors, phone coaching provides timely assistance to help you stay on track and use the coping strategies that support your well-being.
At Long Island DBT Group, we are committed to delivering the highest standard of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). In adherence to the DBT model, our New York-based Long Island DBT therapists meet weekly as a team for consultation and support. These meetings ensure that our therapists remain effective, maintain fidelity to DBT principles, and receive collaborative input on complex cases. By working together, our team strengthens their ability to provide compassionate, skilled, and evidence-based treatment, ultimately enhancing the care and support we offer to our clients.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a powerful, evidence-based approach that helps individuals build emotional resilience, improve relationships, and develop effective coping strategies. At LI DBT Group, we offer a comprehensive DBT program designed to support your journey toward balance and well-being.
Explore our “What is DBT?” page to learn more about its core principles, treatment modalities, and how it can help you or a loved one.
We offer an education session for parents and family members of all clients who join our program, and for family members of individuals who are not currently in treatment. After the initial session, many family members join a weekly group for guidance, support and to learn DBT skills. The group helps the families understand the biosocial origins and development of their loved one’s condition and how they might resort to self-destructive behavior as a form of emotion regulation. This can also be done in individual sessions.
Family members also learn and practice the following skills: