DBT Ozarks

Did you know that DBT therapists aren’t meant to practice alone?

One of the core components of Dialectical Behavior Therapy is the consultation team, often described as “therapy for the therapist.” In the DBT model, clinicians meet weekly to strengthen their skills, stay aligned with the model, and support each other through complex clinical needs.

This structure exists because DBT is powerful work and providing it with fidelity requires ongoing consultation, collaboration, and accountability with other clinicians practicing the model. Research and training standards emphasize that consultation teams help therapists maintain motivation, strengthen their clinical decision-making, and stay grounded in the treatment framework.

Because many private practice therapists don’t have access to this kind of structured support, we offer a virtual DBT consultation team through DBT Hub (by DBT Ozarks), open to clinicians practicing DBT across the United States.

This team focuses on:
• strengthening adherence to the DBT model
• consultation using the DBT hierarchy
• brief didactic teaching to deepen clinical application
• collaborative support for therapists doing demanding clinical work

If you're a therapist working with emotionally dysregulated clients and want ongoing consultation grounded in the DBT model, you can learn more here:

🔗 https://www.dbtozarks.org/jointheteam