DBT has basic concepts that proper individual or group training can provide a client with the skills to properly use DBT methods in their daily life. Brodsky & Stanley (2013) describe these concepts as including skills training with the client to help regulate emotions, intersession client coaching, and “clinician team consultation,” this includes using these concepts in both individual and group therapy (p. 6). They also went into additional explanation of how DBT is founded in behavioral therapy, “rooted in the principles of behavior therapy with an emphasis on the application of learning principles,” it also includes the operant conditioning as well as classical conditioning. The dialectical portion of DBT has multiple concepts that contain
