Dialectical Behavior Therapy Training

UPCOMING SESSIONS

UPCOMING SESSIONS

August 29th - October 1st
Every Thursday at 7:00 PM

Chance One Solitons Office
21751 W 11 Mile Rd., Suite 100
Southfield, MI 48076

*Hybrid Option Available Upon Request

The ‘Let Them’ Concept: A Boundaries & Detachment Group

This $200 8-week skills-based therapy group helps high-functioning adults learn to let go of the urge to fix, chase, convince, or control.

ONLY 4 SPOTS LEFT

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The ‘Let Them’ Concept: A Boundaries & Detachment Group 

Tired of overexplaining yourself? Exhausted from trying to control how others behave, think, or feel? It’s time to reclaim your peace.

Inspired by the viral "Let Them" idea and New York Times Bestselling book, by Mel Robbins, this course is grounded in DBT-informed therapy. Through this course you'll learn how to detach with grace, hold firm boundaries, and stop overfunctioning in relationships.

Facilitated by Shell Freeman, MSW, LCSW this group has a limited number of seats of 10, with ONLY 4 SPOTS LEFT. 

So… Ready to step back and breathe?

Fees/Timeline

8-Week Course
$200 Total | (Insurance not accepted for this group)

Location

Chance One Solutions Office
21751 W 11 mile Rd, Suite 100
Southfield Mi, 48076
*Hybrid Options Available Upon Request

Questions?

For inquiries about the course, pricing, or registration, call us at (248)662-8667or email
at info@chanceonesolutions.com

Paying for DBT Training

DBT training sessions can be paid through the form of PayPal. If you have questions regarding payment method or billing please contact us at (248-662-8667 or info@chanceonesolutions.com.

DBT Licensed Trainers

Shell Freeman MSW/LCSW

DBT training is taught and led by clinical social worker and therapist Shell Freeman. As a trained Dialectical Behavioral Therapist (DBT), Shell focuses on providing evidence-based interventions that empower clients to build a life worth living.

Courses:

  • Foundations of DBT: A Skills-Based Introduction

  • The ‘Let Them’ Concept: A Boundaries & Detachment Group