NEW DBT Book: Stop Sabotaging: A 31 Day Challenge to Change Your Life by Debbie Corso

Now Available! Click HERE to purchase!


Stop Sabotaging: A 31 Day DBT Challenge to Change Your Life
by Debbie Corso, author of Healing From Borderline Personality Disorder: My Journey Out of Hell Through Dialectical Behavior Therapy


Here’s what the book covers:

  • what sabotaging is
  • why, as emotionally dysregulated individuals, we tend to do it, and 
  • strategies for shifting out of this destructive pattern and radically changing your life

The book includes a 31 day practice of DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) skills, and keeping a journal as you read (whether old school pen and paper or a memo app on your smart phone) is essential.
The book contains skills and challenges that help you learn to:

  • know and love yourself more
  • connect more appropriately and closely with others
  • change how you view and value your life so that you reduce or virtually eliminate self-sabotaging from the options you choose from on a daily basis.  

If you’re ready to Stop Sabotaging your life, join me on the journey of Creating a Life Worth Living!

Introduction by Alicia Paz, M.A., LLPC
Afterword by Amanda Smith, founder of My Dialectical Life



Start Reading Now:

Download and start reading the book on your e-readers for only $2.99 from Smashwords by clicking HERE from Smashwords.

This book is also available on:

Kindle (Amazon)
Nook (Barnes & Noble)

and your other favorite ebook retailers!

Enjoy, and thank you for reading my books and blog! 


Click here to watch a video review of the book by “Atypical Aeshe,” a transgender woman who chronicled her journey and progress with the book for the full 31 days on Youtube:






Click here to HERE psychologist Dr. Ginger Peterson recommend my books on “The Mental Health Happiness Hour” podcast with Paul Gilmartin.  (Please note that this podcast by Paul Gilmartin contains vulgarities.) Segment starts at 36:48.


In kindness,
Debbie 

20 replies
  1. Anonymous
    Anonymous says:

    <—(smiles)…Day one was very helpful, so much so that I intend to bring it with me into day two. The only thing I didn't do was the excersise part. Last night while reflecting I realized that I found excuse after excuse to not leave my home (it's really really clean now though :)….now that I realize I was doing that, I intend to make myself go for a walk this morning before beginning Day 2….my motivation is that I live in a very beautiful area of foothills and I'm sure to find something special along the way that I can bring back and read on about the Day 2 Challange. Thanks Debbie…your book is fantastic. Have a great day (((hugs)))

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  2. Anonymous
    Anonymous says:

    <—(smiles)…Day one was very helpful, so much so that I intend to bring it with me into day two. The only thing I didn't do was the excersise part. Last night while reflecting I realized that I found excuse after excuse to not leave my home (it's really really clean now though :)….now that I realize I was doing that, I intend to make myself go for a walk this morning before beginning Day 2….my motivation is that I live in a very beautiful area of foothills and I'm sure to find something special along the way that I can bring back and read on about the Day 2 Challange. Thanks Debbie…your book is fantastic. Have a great day (((hugs)))

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  3. Anonymous
    Anonymous says:

    I enjoyed Day 2…the end result was very helpful 🙂 and I used the skill every time I needed to calm myself inside on Day 3…I would say, "you can't imagine" the relief it provides but I know that you do know that relief. Day 4 begins and I've glanced at the title…this day's challenge is one of my biggest. Update tomorrow. Have an awesome day Debbie. PS…Peach Tea with cream and sugar…yum :)))

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  4. Anonymous
    Anonymous says:

    I enjoyed Day 2…the end result was very helpful 🙂 and I used the skill every time I needed to calm myself inside on Day 3…I would say, "you can't imagine" the relief it provides but I know that you do know that relief. Day 4 begins and I've glanced at the title…this day's challenge is one of my biggest. Update tomorrow. Have an awesome day Debbie. PS…Peach Tea with cream and sugar…yum :)))

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  5. Healing From BPD
    Healing From BPD says:

    Hi Julie! I am so excited to learn of your progress. Have you considered starting your very own blog and posting each day with your progress? That would be super awesome! Let me know the link if you decide to do it! ♥

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  6. Healing From BPD
    Healing From BPD says:

    Hi Julie! I am so excited to learn of your progress. Have you considered starting your very own blog and posting each day with your progress? That would be super awesome! Let me know the link if you decide to do it! ♥

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  7. Anonymous
    Anonymous says:

    Now there's an idea :). Honestly Debbie, loving this book! I'm not in a DBT group as of yet and the challenges give me a daily focus…and helps me "do" better…thanks for the encouragement…perhaps there IS a blog in my future. Have a wonderful weekend. Smiles

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  8. Anonymous
    Anonymous says:

    Now there's an idea :). Honestly Debbie, loving this book! I'm not in a DBT group as of yet and the challenges give me a daily focus…and helps me "do" better…thanks for the encouragement…perhaps there IS a blog in my future. Have a wonderful weekend. Smiles

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  9. Anonymous
    Anonymous says:

    Update for you Debbie…this IS helping me. It's very difficult not being in a dbt group as you know and just by having this challange to work on while I wait (i'm on alicia's waiting list…yay!) helps. I have found myself turning to the challenges combined when i have my toughest times. Someday, I hope to be better enough to blog. Thanks for yours, it's helped me again and again and rminds me that I'm not alone in this battle.

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  10. Anonymous
    Anonymous says:

    Update for you Debbie…this IS helping me. It's very difficult not being in a dbt group as you know and just by having this challange to work on while I wait (i'm on alicia's waiting list…yay!) helps. I have found myself turning to the challenges combined when i have my toughest times. Someday, I hope to be better enough to blog. Thanks for yours, it's helped me again and again and rminds me that I'm not alone in this battle.

    Reply

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