CRAFT Connect DBT S.T.E.P.S.
Skills Training Program
Building Skills, Strengthening Spirits
Take the DBT S.T.E.P.S. Before You Act
12 session skills group starts
Tuesday April 7, 7:00 to 8:00 pm (MT)
To reserve a spot , please email us at info@craftconnectfs.com.
A Simple Path Forward for Your Family
When someone you love is struggling, it can feel overwhelming. You want to help. You just need a better way. Learn what to do in the moments that matter most.
Join the weely DBT S.T.E.P.S. Group.
What You Get
In this group, you will learn how to:
stay calm when emotions rise
respond instead of react
communicate in ways that help, not harm
support change without losing yourself
Take the DBT S.T.E.P.S. before you act.
Who This is For
This program is for you if:
you feel unsure how to respond when things escalate
you want to help without making things worse
you are supporting someone with behavioral health challenges
No experience needed. Join at any time.
How The Group Works
12 practical sessions
Join anytime (open enrollment)
One skill per week
Real-life practice and support
Simple. Practical. Repeatable.
Why This Works
Most people know what they should do. The hard part is doing it in the moment. This program helps you:
use skills when emotions are high
feel more steady and less overwhelmed
make better choices under pressure
You are not starting over. You are learning how to respond differently when it matters most.
The DBT S.T.E.P.S. Framework
S. — Slow Down
T. — Tune In
E. — Examine the Facts
P. — Practice the Next Step
S. — Strengthen Your Life
The 12 Skills
You will practice 12 DBT skills, including:
pause before acting (STOP)
calm your body fast (TIPP)
get through strong emotions safely (ACCEPTS)
communicate clearly (DEARMAN)
make better decisions (Pros and Cons)
accept what you cannot change (Radical Acceptance)
…and more.
What is DBT
DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) is a proven, skills-based approach that helps people handle strong emotions and difficult moments more effectively. It is built on two truths — “You are doing the best you can” and “You can learn to do better”.
You do not have to figure this out alone
Learn the skills.
Practice the S.T.E.P.S.
Change how you respond.
Join the weekly DBT S.T.E.P.S. Group