Supervisor: Jennifer Richardson, Psy.D. The focus of the DBT track is working with adolescents and adults who are struggling with emotion dysregulation, interpersonal conflicts, life threatening behaviors, self-injury, and/or past trauma. In addition to weekly supervision with Dr. Richardson, the Fellow will participate in: Weekly (1.5 hour) DBT Consultation Group focused on the application of comprehensive DBT with clients in the practice. The group is led by Dr. Richardson and typically has 5-7 participating clinicians. Facilitating/co-facilitating one of the DBT skills groups for adults and/or multi-family group for adolescents. If Fellow has prior DBT experience, there will be opportunities to co-lead a group or to start a new DBT skills group. If Fellow is new to DBT, there will be an opportunity to observe a current group for a full round prior to co-leading/and or teaching skills. For Fellows interested in the application of DBT for specialized populations including children/adolescents, substance use disorders, complex childhood trauma, or eating disorders-additional training opportunities can be provided as part of the fellowship. Individual supervision is expected to encompass issues above and beyond the DBT model and will be tailored to the needs of the Fellow and presenting client symptoms and treatment plan. For cases with a DBT focus, supervision is designed to develop both case conceptualization and intervention skills from a DBT lens while integrating other treatment models/interventions according to the needs of client(s) and include but are not limited to compassion focused therapy, emotion focused individual and family therapy approaches, internal family systems, and exposure and response prevention approaches. Monthly participation in the Clinical Approaches to Trauma Seminar: meeting focused on the application of trauma-focused interventions and clinical case review. The format includes didactics, case discussion, open Q & A, and reviews of tapes/materials. This seminar is led by Dr. Clayson and attended by TBCRP staff and trainees.