DBT Coach : Guided Therapy

Resiliens, Inc

In-app purchases

About this app

This is the most comprehensive app for Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) that exists today with easy-to-follow visual tools.

Learn and practice DBT skills using video lessons and fun animations which help you to remember skills longer. Features over 100 videos and 200+ animations. You can also take notes on these lessons for future use.

User-friendly diary card for skills and target behaviors. Summary screens to check your progress. Analytics to get insight into your own behavior as you learn new skills. Ability to share with therapists and care team.

Track your progress on how you are doing and get motivated to obtain new skills. Get awards for tasks done towards obtaining new skills or keeping up with one you already know.

Complete exercises and practice ideas that are similar to worksheets in actual DBT skills training. There are over 100 exercises. You can also see a history of all the exercises that you did in the past to compare. Each of the exercise link directly to lessons.

Over 1000 meditations ranging across multiple themes from some of the best teachers in the world.

Favorites list to save skills and meditations you use frequently.

Crisis survival list to manage your crisis.

Community tools such as Discussion Groups and Peer Support Groups help you practice and share knowledge about DBT Skills.

Finally, the app integrates with a clinician app. If your therapist is signed up and you are set up to share your diary card and exercises, then you don’t have to share via email every week. Your therapist can engage with you in real-time.

Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) treatment is a type of psychotherapy — or talk therapy — that utilizes a cognitive-behavioral approach. It began with efforts to treat borderline personality disorder (also known as Emotional Instability Disorder). DBT has been conceptualized as a treatment broadly applicable to individuals with difficulties regulating emotions. Empirical evidence now supports the use of DBT adapted for eating disorders, substance use disorders, and PTSD.

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*You have a choice of being billed monthly for $11.99/month or a discounted price of $59.99 every six months.
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Ratings and reviews

Have been unable to log in via Facebook account for a few weeks now. Facebook shows "App not active: This app is not accessible right now and the app developer is aware of the issue. You will be able to log in when the app is reactivated." But all of my tracking data and purchased subscription is on this account. Never heard back before via email when had issues logging in, unresponsive. This is a really great app otherwise for mood tracking, DBT skills, etc.

I really like the app for having some help because there is no DBT around it is just a little confusing and I really don't feel like you should have to pay for it for the skills or lessons as they call it it's like they give you situations and talk about the skills but if you want to learn them you have to pay just kind of messed up plus it was really slow and kicks you off a lot don't know if that would change if I paid for it or not

This app has been pretty helpful in allowing me to track and share my progress with my DBT therapist. My therapist and I are a bit frustrated with the app because I need to track when certain behaviors are at a zero. I have tried to do this everyday for months and it tracks the zero values pretty inconsistently. If there was a fix for this issue, the app would be exactly what I need.