At our therapy practice, we proudly offer dialectical behavior therapy in Lawrenceville, NJ, for individuals who want to develop practical skills for managing emotions, building healthy relationships, and improving overall well-being. DBT is an evidence-based approach designed to help people who experience intense emotions, chronic stress, or patterns of self-criticism and reactivity find greater stability, balance, and self-acceptance.
Originally developed for those with borderline personality disorder and chronic self-harm behaviors by Dr. Marsha Linehan, DBT has since been proven highly effective for a wide range of things, including anxiety, depression, trauma, and emotional dysregulation. Through DBT, you’ll learn concrete tools to regulate emotions, tolerate distress, communicate effectively, and live more mindfully.
Interested in learning more? Send a message or give us a call today. We’d be happy to provide a brief consultation before scheduling your first DBT session.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy is ideal for individuals seeking structured, skill-based therapy that emphasizes balance between acceptance and change. Working with a therapist trained in DBT means:
-You receive care from a clinician with specialized training and experience in emotional regulation and behavior change.
-Your treatment follows a structured, evidence-based framework that supports real-world skill application.
-We can coordinate with your support system or other healthcare providers for a holistic, integrated approach to care.
Whether you struggle with intense emotions, impulsivity, conflict in relationships, or self-defeating thought patterns, DBT offers tools for building emotional stability and resilience.
We support individuals experiencing:
-Intense or rapidly shifting emotions
-Difficulty managing anger, anxiety, or depression
-Relationship conflict or codependency patterns
-Self-criticism or feelings of emptiness
-Impulsivity or self-destructive behaviors
-Trauma-related emotional dysregulation
-Co-occurring challenges such as stress, burnout, or identity concerns
DBT can be adapted for those seeking greater emotional resilience, balance, and self-acceptance.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy focuses on the balance between accepting yourself as you are while working toward meaningful change. We can help you strengthen awareness, self-compassion, and coping skills that allow you to move forward with confidence and intention. During your DBT sessions, you can expect:
-Guidance in understanding and managing emotional reactions, helping you respond with intention instead of impulse.
-Support in building distress tolerance skills, so you can face life’s challenges without resorting to avoidance or harmful coping.
-A collaborative, validating environment where your experiences are respected and explored with compassion.
-Attention to relationship dynamics and communication, allowing you to express your needs clearly while maintaining connection.
-Mindfulness training that empowers you to stay grounded and present rather than overwhelmed by thoughts or emotions.
-Specialized training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and emotion-focused interventions.
-Compassionate, collaborative approach centered on your goals, values, and lived experience.
-Experience supporting clients across diverse backgrounds, identities, and life stages.
-Both in-person and telehealth options are available.
-A commitment to providing a safe, affirming, and non-judgmental space for growth and healing.
Dialectical behavior therapy can help you create a life that feels worth living, one built on self-understanding, emotional stability, and purposeful action. Through this structured, evidence-based approach, you’ll learn skills to navigate stress, manage emotions, and build more fulfilling relationships.
If you’re ready to begin your journey toward balance, resilience, and meaningful change, we’re here to help. Give us a call or send a message today to schedule a brief consultation before you have your first DBT session.

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