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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

DBT Skill - Non-judgment (2019 Rerun)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.51.3K Ratings

🗓️ 26 December 2021

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

[Rerun] How can we refrain from destructive judgment? Bob presents another DBT skill with Dr. Kirk Honda. (Intro)

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Psychology in Seattle.

0:06.9

So Bob, the last time you were on the podcast, you talked about a dialectical,

0:13.9

dialectic behavioral therapy, DBT therapy technique and the listeners liked it so much.

0:20.8

I thought I'd have you back on the show and we would do another skill.

0:24.2

What do you say we do that?

0:25.2

Yeah, let's do that.

0:26.3

This is the Psychology in Seattle podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Kirk Honda.

0:29.8

I'm a therapist at a professor. Who are you, Bob?

0:32.0

And you're rolling your eyes?

0:36.8

I'm rolling my eyes because this is the second time we've recorded the intro to this.

0:41.2

And I'm just laughing at myself that I'm repeating myself.

0:46.0

Who are you, Bob? Please tell us.

0:47.5

It's funny because while you were doing that, you're like, okay, let's do a crisper one.

0:50.7

And I'm thinking, how do I pull you into a tangent?

0:53.9

And I was thinking, you're saying, I'm Dr. Kirk Honda.

0:56.9

I'm like, and it sounded me like, I'm Mr. Rourke.

0:59.1

Welcome to Fantasy Island, you know?

1:02.3

Smiles, everyone.

1:03.2

Smiles, smiles.

1:05.2

Oh, who am I? I'm tattooed.

1:09.1

My name is Bob Gettle.

1:10.3

I am your friend.

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