DBT Skills Group Enrollment Form

Streamline Your DBT Skills Group Enrollment Process

Enrolling clients in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) skills groups requires careful assessment of their needs, goals, and readiness to commit to the therapeutic process. This DBT Skills Group Enrollment Form template helps mental health professionals, therapists, and behavioral health clinics efficiently gather essential information while maintaining a supportive, professional tone.

Built for Mental Health Professionals

Whether you run a private practice, community mental health center, or outpatient behavioral health clinic, this form template is designed to assess participant interest across the four core DBT modules: mindfulness, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness. The form captures not just clinical needs but also practical considerations like scheduling preferences and homework commitment—critical factors for group cohesion and therapeutic outcomes.

How Paperform Enhances Your Practice

With Paperform's flexible form builder, you can customize this template to match your practice's branding while maintaining HIPAA-aware practices through secure data handling. Conditional logic helps tailor follow-up questions based on client responses, and automatic confirmations keep participants informed about next steps.

Integrate your workflow seamlessly: Connect this form to your practice management software, send submissions to your CRM, or trigger automated email sequences that provide pre-group resources. Need to collect a deposit or group fee? Add Stripe or PayPal payment fields directly into the form.

Take it further with automation: Use Stepper to automatically route high-priority referrals to clinical supervisors, schedule intake appointments based on group availability, or send personalized pre-group preparation materials based on the modules clients select.

This template provides a professional, thoughtful enrollment experience that helps you match clients to the right DBT skills group while reducing administrative burden—so you can focus on delivering evidence-based care.