DBT In The Classroom
Practical Skills for Supporting Student Emotional Regulation and Improving Classroom Culture
Online Training
Are your students struggling with emotional regulation, stress, anxiety, or challenging behaviors?
Teachers today are facing unprecedented social-emotional needs in the classroom and are often expected to respond to situations they have never been trained to manage.
Join the team at DBT for You for this online series and learn practical, evidence-based strategies from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) that can help you strengthen classroom culture, increase student engagement, and build students’ emotional regulation skills.
Facilitator: Beth Salvi-Hudgins, LICSW has been practicing and teaching DBT skills to youth and families for 30 years. She is passionate about helping people transform difficult behaviors through skill development and validation.
When: OPTION 1 – Tuesdays, January 12, 19 and 26, 3:30-5:30 pm
Or: OPTION 2 – Friday, January 22, 8:00 am – 2:30 pm (with 30 minute break)
Where: Join via Zoom
Cost: $200 for the 6-hour series
Learn How To:
- Create classroom norms grounded in DBT principles
- Teach students to recognize the differences between emotions, thoughts, and behaviors
- Help students develop awareness of their internal experiences and understand how these influence actions
- Coach students to “cope ahead” by anticipating challenges and preparing effective responses
- Incorporate mindfulness practices and structured classroom reset opportunities throughout the school day
- Teach reality acceptance and Radical Acceptance skills to help students respond effectively to difficult situations
- Develop measurement and progress-tracking tools to quantify students’ social-emotional needs and monitor growth over
After This Workshop, Participants Will:
- Feel more confident addressing students’ social-emotional needs
- Gain practical strategies that can be implemented immediately
- Learn skills that support both student success and classroom management
- Improve their ability to coach students through challenging situations
- Create a more supportive learning environment
For more information, contact us: beth@dbtforyou.org