Welcome! At Carolina Integrative Psychotherapy, we offer services employing evidence-based practices drawing from our training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Compassion Focused Therapy and family systems approaches.
There are a variety of resources for expanding our relationship skills on the pages that follow. The purpose of this website is to help you explore how DBT can be helpful in relationships. DBT or Dialectical Behavior Therapy holds that each of us can always learn more about our patterns of relating, of thinking, of feeling, and being in the world. We can learn skills and perspectives that help us to be more accepting of our current lives while also more able to effectively change. This ongoing (sorry, nothing is permanent) balance of acceptance and change is the core dialectic that guides our creating meaningful relationships. 
Services provided:
  • Individual, couple, or family sessions (waitlist) 
  • DBT Skills Groups for families (next class in Summer 2018) and couples (registration open for Spring 2018)
  • Standard DBT Skills Groups for individuals (space available)​
  • DBT for Couples Training-Consult Team, supervision and consultation (waitlist) ​
  • DBT Skillz for Therapists (May 2018)​. Email for more info.

Mindfulness in the Red Zone?

  • A group of DBT graduates share some suggestions on how to be more balanced and mindful even during those moments when we are emotionally reactive and vulnerable. See the blog: Head, Hearts and Hands.

​12 Week DBT Skills for Couples, starting Spring 2018.

12 Week DBT Family Skills Training in Summer 2018.

Intro Half-Day of DBT for Families, Couples and Friends, Fall 2018.​

Video introductions to Family Skills Training
​How To Use This Website?
  • If you want to know more about DBT, then you may want to first view the pages under "DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY" tab above.​ If you hold the pointer over "DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY," you can access the drop-down menu for resources, forms & worksheets, and information on our skills groups for families, couples and psychotherapists. ​
  • For more specific application of skills, you may find the "BLOGS"  to be useful. ​​