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1 Modified Dialectical Behavioral therapy : Interventions to Enhance Emotional Regulation Skills and to Decrease Challenging Behaviors in Adults with I/DD Sherry C. Mergner, MSW, LCSW CIDD Chills Skills Modified DBT Group Two Groups on Thursday Afternoon 1 hour each Seven clients in group #1 and six clients in group #2 (3 men and 10 women; age range early 30 s to late 50 s; one African American and twelve Caucasian; 4 live in apartments with supports; 8 live in group homes; 1 lives in community). Diagnosis Group #1 Down syndrome; Anxiety and Depression Down syndrome and Depression I/DD, ADHD and Anxiety x2 I/DD, Borderline PD and ADHD I/DD, Intermittent Explosive Disorder; Somatic Complaints (possible PTSD/ASD/Depression/Anxiety) I/DD, Mild Depression (periods of selective mutism) Diagnosis Group #2 ASD, Anxiety, OCD ASD and Depression Turner s syndrome, mixed depression and anxiety I/DD and Impulse Control CP, OCD and Anxiety CP, Depression and Anxiety Clients in group #1 have 30-minute individual therapy sessions every Thursday before or after group.

without blaming the victim. DBT has a strong focus on teaching individuals to advocate for themselves – developing problem-solving, communication, assertiveness and self-advocacy skills, a sense of independence and a feeling of empowerment. Skills can be reinforced and used by family members and group home/support staff. The Core of DBT

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