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The central goal of DBT is to change problem behaviors.  This is accomplished through focusing on changing the thoughts and emotions that precede problem behaviors, as well as by solving the problems you face that contribute to problematic thoughts, feelings and behaviors.

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Changing Problem Behaviors with Problem Solving

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