DBT Day Retreat is for the dedicated professionals who are helping the distressed patients and clients.
It is essential for the professionals to take a short retreat to re-center their mind with mindfulness and spiritual practice.
DBT Day Retreat
Dr. Marsha Linehan is a psychologist and at the same time, she is also a dedicated spiritual leader of Buddhism. Many DBT practitioners worldwide engage in mindfulness practices to re-center their mind and help the distressed patients and clients.
DBT KOREA provides a Day Retreat program for mental health professionals to reflect on themselves through mindfulness and meditation practices.
The daily lives that mental professionals encounter are not much different from those experienced by clients or patients, and it is an essential element in the DBT treatment process for therapists to effectively take care of various emotions and thoughts during the treatment process.
The Day Retreat provides a unique retreat for the professionals to meet and to practice together with truthful spiritual leaders in Korea.
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Jennifer H R Sayrs & Marsha M. Linehan (2019)
DBT TEAMS: Development and Practice
Yong Cho, Ph.D.ㅣDBT Institute of Korea
Dr. Cho, the path he walk, is the path for pain and suffering; the DBT and Marsha Linehan’s philosophy, he believed, are the non-detachable companion of his walk to save people from their suffering.
Dr. Cho has always been open-minded. DBT Center of Korea welcome anyone who approaches us with mindful and scientific state of mind.
DBT Institue of Korea l Mission
In 2006, Dr. Marsha Linehan in Seattle asked me
with a firm and serious expression
why I wanted to start DBT and education in Korea.
It was a solemn question that confronted the sincerity within me.
Even now, that penetrating gaze and question from her
continue to keep my mind mindful and transparent.
In Korea, providing people in pain with new hope for life through high-quality DBT, similar to that in the United States.
And in order to do this, nurturing ethical DBT experts equipped with compassion and authenticity.
I conveyed these two heartfelt wishes.
In response to the transparent and mindful intention,
Dr. Linehan visited Seoul in person to support
the mission of DBT KOREA and to educate professionals in Korea.
Subsequently, with the support of the expert team in Seattle and Dr. Linehan’s visit to Seoul,
manual translation work for DBT KOREA, DBT classes for experts, and necessary tasks in Korea such as DBT for Koreans and English-speaking clients have been quietly carried out.
The DBT Institute of Korea and I share the philosophy and mission of Dr. Marsha Linehan,
and we are always open to professionals
who want to dedicate themselves to opening their hearts to reduce human suffering and pain.
Dr. Yong Cho | CEO of the DBT Institute of Korea