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Final DBT for Trauma Feedback Form

Please fill out this brief survey, which will help us to ensure a satisfactory delivery of DBT skill training. Your feedback is valuable and appreciated.

Breakout rooms

We used breakout rooms for homework review and to work through topics together. If you were to participate in this group again, would you like to see:

Case Studies

At times we used fictional cases to demonstrate when skills could be used, or how you might use them. If you were to participate in this group again, would you like to see:

Participation

When possible, we tried to encourage participation and discussion from the group. If you were to participate in this group again, would you like to see:

Session Material 

Prior to each week's session, you were sent the slides and handout information.

Amount of Information

The amount of information I received in the session was

Homework

In the orientation session, we suggested setting aside 15 minutes a day for homework.

Overall Impressions

The DBT group was what I expected
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I felt ready for the group to wrap up
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Thrive Psychology and Wellness Centre practices psychotherapy virtually across the culturally diverse province of Ontario. We respectfully recognize and acknowledge that the land we primarily serve (i.e., Ontario) is rooted in the traditional territories of the First Nations and Métis Peoples and is home to many Inuit people. We acknowledge Indigenous people as the original keepers and protectors of this land and are grateful for the many opportunities that this privileged land affords us in our beautiful province and country. As a psychological practice, we dedicate ourselves to practicing respectfully and mindfully, and to developing greater cultural literacy and responsiveness to Indigenous populations and issues.

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