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A Podcast with Charlie Swenson 

To Hell and Back

This podcast series, “To Hell and Back,” is focused on the nature of hellish experiences in life, how people get into them, and to present and discuss tools for coping with hell and getting out. The various podcasts will move back and forth between different varieties of hell in life, and different tools for coping. The tools will be drawn from dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), from other treatments, and from other life experiences.

Living with Cancer (3 of 3) – Episode 66

Seth Axelrod, PhD., is a Professor of Psychology at Yale University and Director of DBT services there.  He is a trainer and consultant in DBT for Behavioral Tech.  He was the recipient of the Cindy Sanderson Outstanding Educator Award in November, 2019, given by the International Society for the Improvement and Teaching of DBT (ISITDBT).
 
AND he has lived with and battled with a “bad” kind of Cancer for the past six years, continuing into the present.   He will join me for the next three podcasts to talk with me (and all of us) about his experiences of Cancer and how he has used DBT, among other things, to cope.

Living with Cancer (2 of 3) – Episode 65

Seth Axelrod, PhD., is a Professor of Psychology at Yale University and Director of DBT services there.  He is a trainer and consultant in DBT for Behavioral Tech.  He was the recipient of the Cindy Sanderson Outstanding Educator Award in November, 2019, given by the International Society for the Improvement and Teaching of DBT (ISITDBT).
 
AND he has lived with and battled with a “bad” kind of Cancer for the past six years, continuing into the present.   He will join me for the next three podcasts to talk with me (and all of us) about his experiences of Cancer and how he has used DBT, among other things, to cope.

Living with Cancer (1 of 4) – Episode 64

Seth Axelrod, PhD., is a Professor of Psychology at Yale University and Director of DBT services there.  He is a trainer and consultant in DBT for Behavioral Tech.  He was the recipient of the Cindy Sanderson Outstanding Educator Award in November, 2019, given by the International Society for the Improvement and Teaching of DBT (ISITDBT).
 
AND he has lived with and battled with a “bad” kind of Cancer for the past six years, continuing into the present.   He will join me for the next three podcasts to talk with me (and all of us) about his experiences of Cancer and how he has used DBT, among other things, to cope.

Top 10 DBT skills-based antidotes for the holiday season – Episode 61

The holiday season can be loaded with emotional stress. I am joined in this week’s podcast by John Mader of North Carolina, as I was last year during the holiday season. He has put together his top ten DBT skills-based antidotes for the holiday season. You can find them and download them from his team’s website, www.dbtfamilyskills.com. Check it out; there is other great stuff there.
After sharing our own experiences and observations about stress during the holidays, we will share our own favorite antidotes.

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