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Change from the Ground Up: Bringing Informed-Dialectical Behavioral Therapy to Residential Treatment
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Family MedicineCounselingYouth LawPsychopathologyEvidence-based InterventionAdolescent Behavioral HealthMental Health InterventionMental HealthPsychologyGround UpPsychological InterventionsIntervention ScienceSpurwink Services—decentralizedBehavior ModificationHealth SciencesPsychiatryAdult Behavioral HealthAdolescent YouthResidential TreatmentMedicineBehavior TherapyIndividual TherapyBehavioral SupportCommunity Mental HealthBehavior ChangePsychotherapyYouth Behavioral Health
This article describes how a large residential treatment program, Spurwink Services—decentralized throughout the southern and mid-portions of Maine—adapted and implemented an Informed Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) Program as part of its evidence-based treatment interventions for adolescent youth in residential treatment. Begun as a single group 8 years ago, the program now flourishes in 5 residential treatment sites across the agency. Interestingly, the inspiration, development, and growth of the program are highlighted as an example of the effectiveness of ground-up leadership on the front lines of residential treatment.
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