Dear DBT

In this week's episode, Erin is joined by Dr. Stefanie Sugar, founder of Behavioral Psych Studio, with locations in NYC, LA, and San Diego. Together, they address how to figure out one's role as a possible future stepparent to teenagers, and what to do if someone at work is taking credit for your ideas. Beyond that, they discuss the alternate timeline in which Erin worked for Stef years and years ago.

If you'd like to learn more about Dr. Sugar's practice, please visit her website at www.behavioralpsychstudio.com. If you have any questions or topics that you would like to hear about on the podcast, please write in at www.deardbt.com/submissions, or email [email protected].

In today's episode, Dr. Amber Ufford, child and adolescent psychologist and one of Erin's dearest friends, joins her as co-host. Together, they address a fellow mom's question of how to deal with some bullying of her 4 year old, and what to do when a colleague has accused you of unprofessional behavior when you're up for a promotion. Stick all the way through for Doorknob Confessions to get their take on astrology!

To learn more about Amber's Brooklyn-based practice, visit www.dramberufford.com. To submit your own question for our panel of experts, please visit www.deardbt.com/submissions.

In today's episode, Dr. Sami Saghafi of Saghafi Behavioral Health Services joins Erin as co-host! She offers her sharp, warm perspective on two friend-related issues: what to do when your friends want you to move on after a break-up when you just aren't ready; and how to repair a friendship after you make a mistake, because we are all human.

To learn more about Sami's practice, based out of Pittsburgh, visit www.saghafibhs.com. To submit your own question to Erin and her co-hosts, email [email protected] or visit www.deardbt.com/submissions.

In today's episode, Holly Moskow, LCSW joins Erin as co-host! Holly and Erin cover listener questions on how to deal with distancing from college roommates and judgments of others for a new mom-to-be!

To learn more about Holly's practice, visit her website at https://www.hollymoskow.com/. To send in your own question for the podcast, please see https://www.deardbt.com/submissions or email [email protected].

This week, Erin is joined by Dr. Suzanne Davino, expert in the mental health needs of young adults and their parents. Together, they take listener questions on how to reconnect with a young adult child where there has been significant distancing, and how to deal with nonstop jokes/teasing from an uncle on a family trip.

To learn more about Suzanne's Ridgefield, CT-based practice, please visit her website at https://www.whitecedar-cbt.com/. As always, if you would like to submit a question for yourself, please visit https://www.deardbt.com/submissions or email [email protected]. Please rate, review, and subscribe, and check out Dear DBT's instagram page: @deardbt.pod.

In this week's episode, Erin is joined by Dr. Line Aasland of Oslo, Norway. Her first international co-host! Line first learned more about adolescent DBT in New York, and started a program from the ground up back in Oslo, and today, Line teaches our audience a little bit about what might make DBT look a little bit different in Norway, while still reflecting on what is universal.

Today's listener questions include what to do when you are still close with an ex's family, even though you've moved on to another relationship; and, how to address a friend who has a tendency to lecture you on how to live your life.

To learn more about Line's practice, please visit her website at https://www.psykologaasland.com/, and give her a follow on Instagram (@guideline.psychology). If you have a question of your own for the show, please see https://www.deardbt.com/submissions, or email [email protected]. (For our foreign language listeners, I'm sure that I can find a way to have them translated!)

On this week's episode of Dear DBT, Erin is joined by her cousin, also a clinical psychologist: Dr. Michelle Schoenleber. Michelle and Erin cover listener questions on big life events: losses and weddings. One listener would like some guidance on how/if to repair a relationship with his father, his sole living parent, to minimize regret. Another listener has a Bridesmaids-esque bachelorette decision making challenge with two maids of honor who are not fans of compromise.

To submit your own question for Dear DBT's co-hosts, visit https://www.deardbt.com/submissions, or email [email protected]. And if you have a minute, please rate, review, subscribe, and tell a friend!

In today's episode, Dr. Melyssa Mandelbaum joins Erin to take listener questions on where to make peace, and where to make noise with a mom's new boyfriend if you aren't a fan; and, what to do if you have information about possible infidelity in the early phases of a friend's relationship.

To learn more about Melyssa's international practice, Ascend Behavioral Therapy, please visit her website (https://www.ascendbehavioraltherapy.com/). If you have your own question that you would like to run by a couple of DBT therapists, please visit https://www.deardbt.com/submissions or email [email protected].

For today's podcast, Gabrielle Sanderson, LMHC joins Erin as co-host! Together, Gabrielle and Erin address listener questions on how to get family members not to make too many comments on weight loss/appearance, and how to address a roommate issue when the roommate's SO is there all the time.

To learn more about Gabrielle's practice, visit https://www.noetictherapy.com/ or give her a follow: @noetic_therapy. If you have your own question you'd like to submit to the podcast, anonymously or otherwise, visit https://www.deardbt.com/submissions.

In Episode 5 of Dear DBT, Dr. Connie Abruzzese joins Erin as co-host. Together, they give you the DBT Five run-down for a person dealing with friction in a friendship following a divorce, and some unexpected behavior from a houseguest. For a more detailed explanation of the DBT Five, OR to submit a question of your own, please see https://www.deardbt.com/ or email [email protected].

To learn more about Dr. Abruzzese's practice, please visit her website at https://www.ceapsychology.com/.