In the Media
Alternate Rebellion in DBT: A Harm Reduction Skill for Activism and Change
Maggie Mullen explores the DBT skill of alternate rebellion, a strategy to channel rebellious urges into actions that are effective, values-driven, and less likely to create unwanted consequences. The article examines how rebellion can be transformed from self-destructive behavior into a powerful tool for personal growth, boundary-setting, activism, and meaningful change.
DBT Outside the Box (Recording): New Approaches for Psychosis, Eating Disorders, and Life After Standard DBT
In this BPD Alliance recorded webinar, contributors from the fall 2025 issue of the DBT Bulletin explore how DBT is being adapted beyond its most familiar uses. Topics include DBT Next Steps for life after standard treatment, DBT-informed approaches for psychosis, DBT for eating disorders, and practical questions from caregivers and clinicians.
DBT Bulletin Article
“Chaining a Problem Behavior: People with Psychotic Spectrum Disorders Deserve DBT” walks through a behavior chain analysis of the sociopolitical, systemic, and provider-level factors that prevent people experiencing psychosis from accessing DBT and offers a solutions analysis to help close this gap. You can read it in Vol. 9, Issue 2 of the DBT Bulletin.
Evidence-Based Podcast
Maggie Mullen, LCSW, author of The Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook for Psychosis, joins us to discuss psychosis. Maggie is a clinical social worker, national trainer, and community activist with more than a decade of experience helping people navigate psychosis.
Entrevista DBT para Psicosis con Ítaca Formación/DBT for Psychosis Interview with Ítaca Formación
Entrevistamos a la autora de "DBT para psicosis" en nuestros canales. Con la colaboración de Fernando Rodríguez, autor de la revisión técnica en español.
We interviewed the author of "DBT for Psychosis" on our channels. With the collaboration of Fernando Rodriguez, author of the technical revision in Spanish.
Modern Therapist Survival Guide Podcast
We talk with Maggie Mullen, LCSW about their anti-racist and disability justice framework of psychosis, understanding psychosis on a spectrum, what to do when psychosis enters the treatment picture, assessment of psychosis, and treatment using Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). We also talk about how society defines “normal” and pathology, exploring cultural differences in these definitions.
Mental Health Toolbox Interview
An interview with Patrick Martin from the Mental Health Toolbox about the journey to write a book, social work career paths, and maintaining a disability justice and anti-racist framework. Check it out!
Schizophrenia & Psychosis Action Alliance Interview
An interview with Sandy Dimiterchik from the Schizophrenia & Psychosis Action Alliance about the role of psychotherapy for people experiencing psychosis and some of the barriers to accessing to it.
Look Inside Kaiser Permanente
An article highlighting Maggie Mullen’s work on DBT-informed interventions for psychosis
Psychotherapy Academy
Take a deep dive into how to utilize DBT for specific issues such as psychosis, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, or trauma with the DBT Expert Interviews course on Psychotherapy Academy. Dr. Kirby Reutter interviews eight DBT experts on strategies to implement this evidence-based treatment to work effectively with the clients you serve.
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WCBS Health & Well-Being Radio Show
Interview with Pat Farnack on WCBS Radio about the Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook for Psychosis.
Mental Health Monthly Podcast
We talked to Maggie Mullen LCSW and Author of The Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook for Psychosis. We answer all the questions you might have surrounding the world of social work. In addition, they share their experience in publishing their first book.
New Harbinger Press Blog
Feeling Overwhelmed? Here’s When to Ask for Help.
Hope for BPD Interview
An interview with Maggie Mullen, LCSW about the Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook for Psychosis (2021).