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Loving Someone with BPD: A Model of Emotion Regulation Part I

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• Practice regulating your emotions in situations that are less<br />

emotional or risky<br />

– Identify your own prompting events<br />

– Opposite action and other DBT skills<br />

• Validate yourself/others<br />

• Ask others what they need from you<br />

• Find opportunities in your own life to brainstorm and/or<br />

troubleshoot solutions<br />

• With others, practice pinning down your role and getting an<br />

idea <strong>of</strong> when you will hear the outcome<br />

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