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DBT is characterized by a dialectic between changing dysfunctional behavior and accepting it. Linehan asserts that change and acceptance are essential for effective treatment and for balanced response to life situations.
Could it be tempting to declare acceptance of behaviors that are simply more difficult to change than others? How can the therapist and client avoid this pitfall?
How can the therapist know when to encourage change and when to practice acceptance?
How can the client know when to continue motivation to change or to embrace acceptance?
Are change and acceptance different points on the continuum of the treatment and, if so, how do the therapist and patient move from one to another?
When might acceptance signal defeat for the client?