Create Meaning
Individual Psychotherapy - Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Dayne Bartlett, MSW, LICSW, LADC
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Accepting clients seeking DBT and DBT-SUD. Intake appointments in 1-2 weeks. Until I open an in person office, I provide telehealth appointments only.
My name is Dayne Bartlett and I am a Clinical Social Worker and Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Welcome to my practice Create Meaning. I am honored to have the opportunity to serve those who are seeking relief from emotional pain, trauma, confusion and difficult circumstances. The individuals I assist consistently experience significant healing, goal accomplishment and create more fulfillment in their lives. The opportunities are limitless when we are willing to build trust, create understanding and practice new behaviors. Thank you for considering entrusting me with your care and don't hesitate to reach out with questions.
Why choose therapy?
Therapy is a valuable tool for anyone seeking to improve their mental health, overcome challenges, or simply gain a deeper understanding of themselves. Whether you're facing a specific issue or looking for a space to explore your thoughts and feelings, therapy can provide helpful support and guidance.
What to expect
From your first contact with my practice, you will experience a welcoming and accepting atmosphere. I believe in the power of a collaborative therapeutic relationship, where your voice is heard, and your experiences are validated. Together, we will explore your concerns and develop strategies that foster insight, acceptance and positive change.
Individual therapy is a space to receive support, guidance, education, and most importantly a therapeutic relationship that breaks down obstacles and liberates you towards growth.
DBT helps you address and change cognitive, emotional and behavior patterns, empowering you to overcome challenges. Please visit the DBT page to learn more.
DBT-PE is a specialized approach that coincides with DBT to target trauma and the processes it creates in your daily life. Please visit the DBT and DBT-PE page to learn more.
Compassionate Inqury is an individual therapy approach that blends compassion and curiosity together to form a gentle, yet powerful, practice that deepens the understanding of bodily sensations and promotes healing.
DBT is effective at reducing alcohol or drug use. This program can be tailored specifically towards how to change the patterns that lead into unwanted substance use.
Hi, I'm Dayne Bartlett
I am a firm believer in the power of a trusting therapeutic relationship. In my practice, I bring authenticity and honesty into our time together. I believe this creates a space of connection, safety and openness. From here, we have the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of your experiences. We can understand internal processes on a biological, cognitive, emotional and spiritual level. Once this occurs, we incorporate concepts and skills that are effective for creating a more fulfilling life.
I have over 10 years experience in the social work field and over 7 years experience providing clinical psychotherapy. I live in Northfield with my Wife, Daughter, and Dog :)
My core trainings include - Foundational Training for DBT by Behavioral Tech. Intensive Training for DBT-PE by Melanie Harned. Online Short Course for Compassionate Inquiry by Gabor Mate and Sat Dharam Kaur.
At this time, my practice is Telehealth appointments only. I do hope to offer in person appointments in the near future.
Next steps? Let's connect.
As you explore this website, you'll find that my practice is geared towards DBT and DBT-SUD. If you are curious about this and simply want to learn more, I would be thrilled to provide more information so that you can consider the therapy or refer someone else. Please don't hesitate to give me a call or email.
Taking the first step toward therapy is a courageous and empowering decision. If you’re ready to embark on this journey, I invite you to give me a call or send an email and we can discuss next steps.
Email: dayne@createmeaning.org
Phone: 507-350-7785
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