House on Fire

Ever find yourself in the midst of an argument or heated exchange with a loved one and wondering — how did we even get here? What are we even talking about right now? Join clinicians at Behavioral Psych Studio as we discuss DBT's STOP skill, a distress tolerance skill that provides space for pausing in the heat of the moment, taking a step back, and proceeding mindfully. As The Supremes sang, "STOP in the Name of Love!"

Join clinicians at Behavioral Psych Studio as we expand upon our discussion of radical acceptance, a DBT distress tolerance skill, through the lens of traumatic invalidation and supporting our TGNB (Transgender/Nonbinary) loved ones. This episode emphasizes a series of key points, including a hard truth that ruptures may occur within the relationships we value most. AND, it is possible to reach affirming, genuine repairs. Listen, reflect, and celebrate a truth we hold dear: Pride Month is Every Month.
Sources:
https://www.glaad.org/transgender/resources
https://behavioralpsychstudio.com/10-tips-to-support-your-tgnb-transgender-nonbinary-loved-one/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5996383/

Join House on Fire for a candid, heartfelt, and insightful discussion with content creator Lucie Fink! After being a regular Millennial correspondent on NBC's TODAY Show and the face of Refinery29's video team, Lucie is now the President and CEO of Lucie Fink Media. Our conversation follows her journey through the intricacies of motherhood, marriage, and mental health — as always, with an infusion of DBT! Lucie shares valuable lessons, stories, and practical tips that will resonate with anyone navigating the beautiful complexities of building a life worth living. Tune in for a good laugh, as well as a hearty dose of inspiration and empowerment.
Connect with Lucie:
Instagram: @luciebfink
TikTok: @luciebfink
Website: https://www.luciefink.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@luciebfink

We've set our clocks back, taken out our parkas, and cranked up our radiators — winter is coming, people! Join clinicians at Behavioral Psych Studio as we offer a warm welcome to our first interviewee, Jesse Finkelstein! Jesse is here to chat about his experiences as a DBT clinician, researcher, animator, and creator of The Game of Real Life. AND, that's not all! He's also chatting with us about ABC PLEASE, an especially useful set of emotion regulation skills as we round the corner on those slightly colder, slightly darker winter months. Cue the Game of Thrones theme music, because we've got a whole menu of skills from which to choose!
Sources:
https://www.talkgood.org/
https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/seasonal-affective-disorder
https://www.bu.edu/articles/2019/seasonal-affective-disorder/

Join the hosts of House on Fire as we close out our discussion on attachment with good humor, personal anecdotes, and a bit of skill-building! Bringing some DBT into the mix, we address the parallels between each attachment style and DBT's three states of mind: wise mind, reasonable mind, and emotion mind. A balance between logic and emotions is what we're after, and this episode is all about HOW to own one's attachment style effectively. Let's find wise mind together, and embrace our emotions while honoring logic in our own interpersonal relationships.