We currently meet over Google Meet, as we grow we plan on buying a Zoom account so we can support people in the best way possible.
To sign up, one must ensure the following: -Clinical diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder -18 years or above of age -Signed and stamped letter from mental health professional consenting that the individual is eligible for DBT Skills Group. -Individual must be under the care of a mental health professional at all times.
There are only 20 slots for a month. The registration process is as follows- -Email us if you are interested in the DBT Skills Group. -We will send you a UPI Id or Bank Account details where you shall pay INR 500 -Send us a screenshot of the payment -We shall send you an intake form which is mandatory to fill to be a part of the DBT Skills Group.
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