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Digital Seminar

Advanced Experiential CBT Techniques: Enhanced Conceptualization & Body-Based Techniques

Faculty:
Matis Miller, LCSW, ACT, DBT-LBC
Duration:
5 Hours 57 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Copyright:
11 May, 2023
Product Code:
POS059224
Media Type:
Digital Seminar
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Description

“I understand the logic, but I just don’t feel the change.”

Clients struggle with CBT when it can feel like it does not fully capture how deeply rooted their suffering can be.

This training will teach you next-level case conceptualization and body-based approaches so you can....

...develop more targeted treatment plans and watch clients embody the change worked on in therapy.

Move beyond problematic schemas!

…and help clients form new belief structures to breakthrough rigid and destructive habits.

Move beyond problematic thoughts!

…and implement body-based techniques that help clients feel in charge of their minds and emotions.

Best of all, the learning will be fun and easy—including use of case studies, activities, visual tools, and experiential exercises.

If you want to take your CBT to the next level, purchase now!

CPD

Objectives

  1. Develop comprehensive conceptualization of client’s presenting problems based on the cognitive model.
  2. Apply and integrate the cognitive conceptualization diagram collaboratively into treatment sessions.
  3. Utilize evidence-based techniques to uncover and label clients underlying negative core beliefs and conditional assumptions.
  4. Implement a variety of cognitive and behavioural strategies to modify underlying core beliefs, rules, and assumptions to improve treatment outcomes.
  5. Execute strategies to identify, develop, and strengthen positive core beliefs in clients.
  6. Employ experiential interventions such as imagery, chair technique, and role-plays to create long-lasting emotional change to improve client outcomes.

 

Outline

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Overview and Next-level Assessment
  • CBT model & most practiced techniques
  • When is deeper CBT work needed?
  • Setting-up and structuring sessions
  • Debunking CBT myths
  • Latest CBT research
Advanced CBT Interventions
  • Advanced core beliefs and schemas
  • Clinical questionnaires: Identifying core beliefs and schemas
  • Cognitive continuum for irrational beliefs
  • “Pac man model” for developing adaptive beliefs and habits
  • Overcoming compensatory strategies (avoidance, control, etc.)
  • The “Downward Arrow Technique” for negative core beliefs
  • The “Upward Arrow Technique” for positive core beliefs
  • Strengths work for lasting change
  • Transcending schemas questionaire
  • Schema flash cards for connecting schemas
  • Re-framing core beliefs worksheet
  • Case Study: A father with deeply rooted self-criticism
Advanced Experiential Techniques
  • Behavioral experiments
  • Role plays and Gestalt-based techniques
  • Imagery dialogues with experiences in early development
  • Adaptive belief systems
  • EMDR-rooted approaches
  • Case Study: A woman suffering from severe anxiety. Exposure therapy is not working
Collaborative Case Conceptualization—the “Road Map” to Treatment
  • Clinical outcomes of collaborative case conceptualization
  • Judy Beck’s Cognitive Conceptualization Diagram
  • When and how to share case conceptualization with clients
  • Guidelines for developing conceptualization
  • Guidelines for collaborative conceptualization
  • Case Study: Young adult struggling with rejection sensitivity
Special Issues
  • Limitations & scope of practice
  • Overcoming reasons people don’t change
  • Overcoming fear of new perspectives

Target Audience

  • Psychologists
  • Psychiatrists
  • Counselors
  • Social Workers
  • Psychotherapists
  • Marriage and Family Therapists
  • Case Managers
  • Addiction Counsellors
  • Other Mental Health Professionals

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