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Emotion Regulation Therapy (ERT) Practical Techniques
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Emotion Regulation Therapy (ERT) Practical Techniques

Regulate Thoughts & Emotions with evidence based Techniques of DBT, ACT, Somatic, CBT & CFT Psychotherapy
Last updated 10/2026
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What you'll learn

  • Get advanced dependable plan to handle intense emotion dysregulation
  • Stop the big mood swings: Stay calm when your feelings get too strong.
  • Calm your body fast: Stop your heart from racing when you feel scared.
  • Quiet the mean thoughts: Stop the voice that says you are a bad person.
  • End the shame: Learn how to be kind to yourself after a hard day.
  • Stay safe in a crisis: Get through bad moments without making them worse.
  • Handle scary feelings: Use simple tools to make big feelings feel small.
  • Feel less empty: Ways to feel okay when life feels lonely or hollow.

Course content

11 sections • 62 lectures • 5h 59m total length
  • Workbook & Therapy Intervention Download0:24

    Download the course workbook to access notes, key points, and exercises that help you implement emotion regulation strategies in daily life.

  • Q&A and Discussion Panel0:17
  • 4 Goals of Emotion Regulation Skills17:32

    Master emotion regulation skills by identifying and labeling emotions, reducing volatility, learning to digest emotional experiences, and developing a healthy relationship with emotions to stay grounded.

  • What are Emotion Regulation Skills4:47

    Emotion regulation skills act as a training ground to observe and understand emotions, integrate mind and body, and apply evidence-based strategies during anxiety, trauma, or depression.

Requirements

  • No previous knowledge on this topic required
  • Basic Talk Therapy Skills (Only If you are a counselor)

Description

Course Description

Strong emotions can sometimes feel difficult to understand or manage. Stress, frustration, anxiety, self-criticism, and emotional overwhelm can influence the way we think, behave, and respond to everyday situations.

This course provides an educational introduction to Emotion Regulation Therapy (ERT) and explores practical concepts and exercises drawn from several psychological approaches, including DBT, ACT, CBT, Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT), mindfulness, and body-based techniques.

Rather than focusing only on the theory of emotions, the course introduces practical strategies for understanding emotional reactions, increasing awareness, and developing more flexible responses to difficult emotional experiences.

What You’ll Learn

  • Understand the basic psychology of emotional regulation

  • Explore why emotions can sometimes feel intense or difficult to respond to

  • Learn how thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and bodily responses can interact

  • Explore mindfulness-based approaches to emotional awareness

  • Learn selected distress-tolerance concepts from DBT

  • Explore psychological flexibility and acceptance concepts from ACT

  • Examine thinking patterns using CBT-informed techniques

  • Explore self-compassion and self-criticism through CFT concepts

  • Learn about body-based approaches to awareness and emotional regulation

  • Practice techniques for responding more deliberately to challenging emotional situations

  • Develop greater awareness of personal emotional patterns

  • Use practical exercises and worksheets for learning and self-reflection

An Integrative Approach

Emotion regulation can be understood from multiple psychological perspectives. This course brings together selected concepts from several approaches to provide a broader educational framework.

DBT — Explore mindfulness and distress-tolerance concepts for responding to difficult emotions.

ACT — Learn about acceptance, psychological flexibility, and responding to thoughts without becoming completely absorbed by them.

CBT — Examine the relationship between thoughts, emotions, and behavioral responses.

CFT — Explore self-compassion and the role of self-critical thinking in emotional experiences.

Mindfulness & Body-Based Approaches — Develop awareness of present-moment experiences and explore techniques involving attention, breathing, and bodily awareness.

Practical Learning

The course includes:

  • Step-by-step video lessons

  • Practical examples

  • Exercises for emotional awareness and reflection

  • A regulation workbook with worksheets

  • Examples involving stress, anger, anxiety, frustration, and emotional overwhelm

  • Lifetime access so you can revisit the educational material whenever you want

The exercises are designed to help you learn and practice the concepts introduced in the course, rather than simply memorize psychological terminology.

Who This Course Is For

This course may be useful for:

  • Anyone interested in understanding emotional regulation

  • Psychology students and enthusiasts

  • Learners interested in DBT, ACT, CBT, CFT, and mindfulness

  • People interested in self-awareness and personal development

  • Anyone who wants to explore practical psychological approaches to emotions

  • Helping professionals who want to broaden their conceptual understanding of emotion-regulation approaches

Important Note

This is an educational course about emotion regulation concepts and psychological approaches. It does not qualify you to practice counseling or psychotherapy, diagnose or treat mental health conditions, or provide professional psychological services.

The techniques discussed are not guaranteed to work in the same way for everyone and should not be considered a substitute for appropriate professional care. In particular, persistent or severe anxiety, panic, emotional distress, or other mental health concerns may require individualized assessment and support.

The course is intended for learning, personal reflection, and general educational use—not as a replacement for formal clinical training, supervision, or treatment.

Enroll to explore emotion regulation through an integrative combination of psychological concepts, practical exercises, and reflective tools.

Who this course is for:

  • People struggling with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
  • Psychologists, Counselors & Mental Health Professionals
  • Anyone who wants to understand their thoughts and emotions