Many different days and times available

This 24-week group is broken up into four modules: mindfulness, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness and emotional regulation. These groups are for individuals ages 18 and up.

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Wednesdays and Thursdays 4:30-6:00 pm

Teens, aged 13-17 and parents participate together in this 24 session DBT skills group. Teens and parents learn to communicate effectively, regulate their emotions and tolerate distress.

The goal of this skills group is to help teens and parents discover a middle path to:

~ avoid power struggles

~ better understand each other

~ bring peace back into the home.

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New group now forming

This class is for parents and caretakers of “emotional supersensors” — kids under age 17 who experience highly sentitive reactions, huge emotional fluctuations, and difficulty returning to baseline. This class teaches parents to regulate themselves and their children.

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New Group Forming Now

Radically Open DBT (RO-DBT) is an evidence-based adaptation of standard DBT developed specifically to treat disorders of over-control. Although high self-control is generally thought to be a good quality, research shows that too much self-control can actually become problematic. Over-control is associated with emotional loneliness, social isolation, and difficulty connecting to others and developing intimate social bonds.

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New Groups Forming Now

This is an Advanced DBT Skills Group for clients who have completed at least one round of a standard DBT Skills Group or Teen and Family DBT. This group is heavily peer-led, with an emphasis on delving deeper into skills learning, applying skills to real-life situations, problem solving, and role playing.

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Mondays 6-7:30 pm

St. Louis DBT offers a 24-week DBT Skills Group specifically tailored to individuals 18+ struggling with addiction behaviors such as substance use, binge-eating, tech-binging, and compulsive gambling, sex or spending.

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New group forming now!

If you have a person with extreme emotion dysregulation in your life, YOU are on the frontlines. You may find yourself constantly bombarded with anger outbursts you can’t identify the cause or origin of. You watch your loved one spiral day after day and anytime you offer a fix, they seem to spiral faster and further. You may fear coming home, not knowing which version of your loved one you are going to find there. While your loved one’s therapist or doctor gets to “set boundaries” and take breaks, you are never off duty. You need respite, validation, and answers. This is your group. These are your people!

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