Intensive Training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Series

Description

MAHEC is pleased to announce an intensive training program in Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) for mental health and other healthcare professionals. The program consists of seven sessions over nine days (six hours per day) focused on fundamental and advanced conceptualization and intervention skill development. In addition, applications of CBT to various clinical populations including children, couples, and specialties such as mood, anxiety, personality, and substance use disorders will be extensively covered. This program includes content from the nationally recognized CBT Training and Consultancy, Inc.

After completing all the sessions in the series participants will receive continuing education credit, a certificate of completion of intensive CBT training, and will have met the training hour criterion (40 hours) for credentialing as a CBT therapist through the prestigious Academy of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies.

More information on this process will be given during the training - interested individuals can go here to learn more.

7 Sessions (9 days) covering:

• Introduction to the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Model, Conceptualization, and Interventions
  January 11, 2024
  
• CBT for Depressive and Bipolar Disorders - January 12, 2024
  
• CBT for Anxiety Disorders - January 25-26, 2024
  
• CBT for Personality Disorders - February 8-9, 2024
  
• CBT for Substance Use Disorders - February 22, 2024
  
• CBT with Children and Adolescents - February 23, 2024
  
• CBT for Couples and Relationship Problems - March 14, 2024

Content Provided by

By registering for this series or sessions therein, you are granting permission for your contact information to be shared with CBT Training and Consultancy, Inc. and CBT Counseling Centers.

Target Audience

Mental health professionals including substance use counselors, social workers, psychologists, marriage and family therapists, school counselors, and other professionals interested in this subject

Objectives

At the completion of the training, participants will be able to:

• Describe the Cognitive Behavioral model of psychological disturbance
• Summarize the evidence base for CBT with several clinical populations
• Conceptualize clinical cases from a Cognitive Behavioral perspective
• Identify and describe at least four fundamental CBT interventions and skills
• Articulate the formulation and clinical strategy of CBT for mood, anxiety, substance use, and personality disorders
• Adapt CBT interventions for couples and children

Faculty

• Trent Codd, III, MA, EdS
• John Ludgate, PhD