Resource Therapy Resources PDFs for Those That Can't Afford Therapy

[bed]

Not sure if these have been posted here before but I figured it might help some people who are trying to get help. The first link is the whole DBT workbook. The Second link has access to resources for an array of different illnesses/disorders.

https://www.pdfdrive.com/the-dialectical-behavior-therapy-skills-workbook-e19134904.html

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0BxbhXNkT67stRnFiUXhNYW1iRVE

 

[oliviahurts]

Thanks bed, but it seems that the first link has been deleted and the second I don't have access to view.

 

[bed]

Thanks bed, but it seems that the first link has been deleted and the second I don't have access to view.

Oh no, I'm sorry. Do these work? Also there are many different pdf's on the first site for mental health.

The Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook for Anxiety Download (243 Pages)

Matthew_McKay,_Jeffrey_C__Wood,_Jeffrey_Brantley(zlibraryexau2g3p_onion).pdf

www.pdfdrive.com

and for the second link if you go to the top comment on this thread it might work?

 

[oliviahurts]

Oh no, I'm sorry. Do these work? Also there are many different pdf's on the first site for mental health.

First one works, thanks.

 

[bed]

First one works, thanks.

hmm how about this https://drive.google.com/drive/fold...ourcekey=0-GuTx-01bW_PaPQr_xF9Eig&usp=sharing

 

[callme]

This is a great source, but I don't think these are any help without a therapist, medications, diets and everything else, adding up to a lot of money as well, of course. Maybe you can understand what's wrong, doesn't mean you can or will do something to change it. No money, no help.

 

[bed]

This is a great source, but I don't think these are any help without a therapist, medications, diets and everything else, adding up to a lot of money as well, of course. Maybe you can understand what's wrong, doesn't mean you can or will do something to change it. No money, no help.

understandable, i feel the same way about it basically but thought it might help someone who can't afford traditional therapy.

 

[callme]

understandable, i feel the same way about it basically but thought it might help someone who can't afford traditional therapy.

I doubt it. It's intended for working with your therapist. Since most people here already have one, it's helpful to them, but it's not the answer. People who can't afford therapy can afford something else or they are screwed.

 

[bed]

I doubt it. It's intended for working with your therapist. Since most people here already have one, it's helpful to them, but it's not the answer. People who can't afford therapy can afford something else or they are screwed.

fair enough

 

[callme]

If somebody can afford to be helped, why would they be here

 

[bed]

If somebody can afford to be helped, why would they be here

never said that, just thought there was a possibility it might be useful to maybe someone and it took a second to post.

 

[callme]

never said that, just thought there was a possibility it might be useful to maybe someone and it took a second to post.

How does it work really? CBT which I am sure is covered, has an overstated success rate. If therapists don't find themselves being of help to even 50% of their patients, which I suspect as a reason to state much higher success, then how is a patient completely unaware of this science do it?
I am assured you have selected the best possible guides in terms of the author not selling a gimmick, but the same old "everybody would do it then" comes to mind, too good to be true.

How can somebody that hates their life and is borderline for example, "change " it around if their circumstances don't change, and are affected by completely different factors, money for example? If coping strategies work, they appear to be placebo, because seeing something in a positive light doesn't change it and if it's not true, it can convince you for only so long.

Sure you don't feel a pain in your leg you say to yourself, but how would it not hurt if it's broken? Can you explain? Sure I wish a workbook is all we need.


Did you know Daniel J. Fox's workbook on borderline disorder? Saw you have the other popular ones of the same type..

 

[bed]

How does it work really? CBT which I am sure is covered, has an overstated success rate. If therapists don't find themselves being of help to even 50% of their patients, which I suspect as a reason to state much higher success, then how is a patient completely unaware of this science do it?
I am assured you have selected the best possible guides in terms of the author not selling a gimmick, but the same old "everybody would do it then" comes to mind, too good to be true.

How can somebody that hates their life and is borderline for example, "change " it around if their circumstances don't change, and are affected by completely different factors, money for example? If coping strategies work, they appear to be placebo, because seeing something in a positive light doesn't change it and if it's not true, it can convince you for only so long.

Sure you don't feel a pain in your leg you say to yourself, but how would it not hurt if it's broken? Can you explain? Sure I wish a workbook is all we need.


Did you know Daniel J. Fox's workbook on borderline disorder? Saw you have the other popular ones of the same type..

Like I said, it took a second to post. Personally, it doesn't help me either but this is a recovery section and possibly it might help someone even if it's just them trying to cope while waiting to see a therapist since waitlists can be long.

 

[callme]

Like I said, it took a second to post. Personally, it doesn't help me either but this is a recovery section and possibly it might help someone even if it's just them trying to cope while waiting to see a therapist since waitlists can be long.

Oh.. they has waiting lists. Didn't know that.

I thought you must have taken some time to sourde all books and research which ones are good.

 

[bed]

Oh.. they has waiting lists. Didn't know that.

I thought you must have taken some time to sourde all books and research which ones are good.

I don't understand what you mean?
I took the resources from a thread on Reddit, I didn't make the list.