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Version 3.4.3 · 2026-10-28
Stitch fixes and usability improvements.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 3.4.3, updated 2026-10-28.








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Practice DBT skills, keep your diary card and understand your emotional patterns. Created by a clinician, Radically DBT keeps every skill, diary card feature and insight free.
Whether you’re learning Dialectical Behavior Therapy, practicing between sessions or continuing after a skills group, keep your tools close throughout the day.
Find a skill for this moment
Follow guided exercises to practice mindfulness, manage strong emotions, get through distress and communicate your needs. Work through skills step by step and reflect on how you feel afterward.
Make your diary card part of your day
Track moods, urges, behaviors and skills while the day is still fresh. Choose what you track and export your diary card to share with your therapist.
Keep your safety plan close
Prepare for difficult moments with a personal safety plan you can return to when you need it.…
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Stitch fixes and usability improvements.
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