DialecticaDialectica

DBT Companion

A digital diary card
built around your treatment

Dialectica helps people in DBT programs track their diary cards, look up skills, prepare for sessions, and stay connected to their treatment between appointments.

Designed for people already in DBT treatment. Not a replacement for therapy, coaching, or crisis care.

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Tuesday, April 22

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Today

Diary card

Emotions
Targets
Skills
Daily

Emotion intensity (0–100)

😢Sadness62
😰Fear45
😊Joy22
😳Shame38

Skills used today

TIPPPaced breathingGrounding

DBT Library

Skills

I need help with…

I'm overwhelmed
Get through this moment
Calm down
Communicate better

Distress Tolerance

TIPP

Change body chemistry fast

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STOP

Pause before acting on urge

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Self-Soothe

Use the 5 senses to cope

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Emotion Regulation

Opposite Action

Act opposite to the urge

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Check the Facts

Does emotion fit the facts?

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What's inside

Daily diary card

Track emotions, urges, targets, and skills used — built around the standard DBT diary card format.

Skill lookup

Find the right DBT skill fast. Designed to work when you're overwhelmed, not just when you're calm.

Patterns over time

Weekly summaries show what you logged — descriptive, not interpretive. No assumptions.

Private by design

Your data stays in your account. Nothing is shared without your explicit choice.

Who this app is for

  • –People currently in a DBT program or individual DBT therapy
  • –People working with a therapist who uses DBT skills
  • –People preparing for sessions and tracking what they notice between appointments

This app is a tracking tool. It does not replace your therapist, DBT team, coaching line, or emergency services. If you are in crisis, contact your treatment team or call a crisis line.