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Resilience Program at River House Webinar

October 30, 2024
12 noon - 1:00 p.m.
Live via Zoom

Silver Hill Hospital is excited to announce an updated version of the River House DBT program for mood and personality disorders, now renamed the Resilience Program at River House. This enhanced program, designed to treat emotion dysregulation, reflects ongoing evolutions and advancements made since its inception in 2006.

At the upcoming webinar, meet Ryan Flanagan, MD, Resilience Program Director, and learn all about the program and approach, including a representative case study.

 

REGISTER HERE FOR RESILIENCE PROGRAM WEBINAR

 

 

RESILIENCE PROGRAM ELEMENTS AND UPDATES

Director: Ryan Flanagan, MD

Program Duration: The Resilience Program at River House is a variable-length treatment program. Following the initial phase of treatment (which also includes medication management and evaluation and lasts approximately 7 – 10 days), diagnostic and medication recommendations for treatment are determined. While the minimum stay is 28 days, many patients are prescribed a longer treatment period. 

Assessment Approach: The program utilizes the most current evidenced-based methods for assessing personality pathology, through which we are evaluating domains of functioning as opposed to a categorical approach. 

Treatment Modalities: The Resilience Program is composed of several evidence-based therapeutic modalities as well as comprehensive medication management. This approach helps individuals develop skills, techniques, and self-understanding, providing valuable psychoeducation to the patient and family members. Resilience Program modalities include:

  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), the core of the program
  • Mentalization Based Therapy (MBT)
  • Art Therapy and Pet Therapy
  • Psychodrama and Drama Therapy
  • Good Psychiatric Management (GPM)
  • Family Programming 

Who the Resilience Program Serves: The program is designed for patients living with personality or mood disorders, such as major depression, bipolar depression, anxiety, and borderline personality disorder with symptoms of self-harm, suicidal ideation, and emotional dysregulation.