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- Introductory RO DBT Training
  Introductory training gives clinicians who are not yet familiar with RO DBT a sense of what the treatment is and who it is for. It is not part of the core RO DBT Practitioner or Skills Instructor Pathways.Browse
- RO DBT Therapist Training
  Blended learning program (a mix of on-demand webinars and in-person training) starting with a foundation in RO DBT, followed by a choice of either the RO DBT Practitioner pathway or RO Skills Instructor pathway.Browse
- Further Training in RO DBT
  Supplementary training courses for therapists who are enrolled in or have completed RO DBT Therapist Training and wish to expand their skills, e.g., RO skills classes for clinicians and advanced training courses and events.Browse
- RO DBT for Line/Support Staff
  Courses intended for mental health line/support staff who will not provide RO DBT themselves but need to understand and support the therapeutic principles and protocols of RO DBT.Browse
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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does RO DBT training take?

We have a blog that provides more detail about the program: How Long does RO DBT training take?

We recommend that you give yourself at least 1 week to watch each webinar and do the recommended homework exercises.

If you follow this guideline, this means Level 1 will take you 6 weeks and Level 2 will take you 30 or 17 weeks depending on the pathway you are doing.

So, it will take about 9 months for RO DBT Practitioners and 6 months for RO Skills Instructors to complete Levels 1 and 2.

We strongly recommend you take the time to learn and apply the treatment: it is a complex treatment for complex disorders. Be kind to yourself, don’t rush it!

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does RO DBT training take?

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