A way to remember this skill, is to remember the word GIVE. Be nice and respectful. No attacks: No verbal or physical attacks. No hitting, clenching fists. No harassment of any kind. Express anger …

The “GIVE” acronym is an important skill for creating and maintaining healther relationships with others. Read up on the four strategies below and consider what ways you can be “GIVE”-ing with others!

Adapted from DBT Skills Training Handouts and Worksheets, Second Edition. Copyright 2015 by Marsha M. Linehan. Adapted by permission. Choose two situations during the week in which you …

ps. The GIVE skillset is designed to assist you in ensuring your interactions foster mutual respect, understanding, and com. assion. As you navigate each exercise, remember that the goal isn’t to …

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Here is a list of potential supplemental activities to allow the student to have more practice using the word ‘give.’ This list is not exhaustive but is just a start to get the wheels turning to help you develop …

One approach is called GIVE, which is aimed at helping you lower your emotional upset or reactivity and learning to be more aware of others’ needs and wants. When you experience distress in your …