Course Overview
A highly professional and practical course in CBT, taught by an expert Clinical Psychologist who specialises in CBT. Explore the nuances of CBT from real life examples and practical techniques in order to become a proficient and successful Therapist with CBT as a modality.
Topics to be covered
- Welcome and introductions Overview of the workshop and expectations
- Introduction to Case History in CBT Key Components of Assessment in CBT
- History and evolution of CBT Core principles of CBT CBT model: Thoughts, Emotions, Behaviors
- Cognitive Distortions and Thought Records
- Introduction to cognitive distortions Common cognitive distortions How to use thought records
- Behavioral ActivationIntroduction to behavioral activation Role of activity scheduling in CBT
- Cognitive Restructuring
- Introduction to cognitive restructuring
- Techniques: Socratic questioning, evidence for/against thoughts
- Exposure Therapy
- Introduction to exposure therapy Types of exposure: In vivo and imaginal
- Mindfulness and CBT Integration
- Introduction to mindfulness and its relevance in CBT Mindfulness techniques: Breathing exercises, body scan Guided mindfulness practice Discussion on integrating mindfulness with CBT
- Working with Depression in CBT
- Understanding depression through the CBT model Specific CBT strategies for depression
- Working with Anxiety Disorders in CBT
- Understanding anxiety through the CBT model Specific CBT strategies for anxiety
- CBT for OCD and Phobias Overview of OCD and phobias CBT strategies: Exposure and response prevention
- CBT for Special Populations Adapting CBT for children and adolescents CBT for other special populations (e.g., elderly, those with comorbidities)
- Advanced BIPOLAR DISORDER Advanced CBT techniques: Schema therapy, imagery rescripting F
- Final presentations by participants Group discussion and feedback Review of key concepts and techniques learned Workshop evaluation and closing remarks
Learn from an RCI Registered Clinical Psychologist with a specialisation and main focus on CBT: Ms. Syeda Shahnaz
Experienced Clinical Psychologist with a demonstrated history of working in the mental health and wellness sector. Skilled in Clinical Supervision, Crisis Intervention, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, QPR for Suicide prevention, Supportive Therapy for LGBTQ, Family Therapy, and Mindfulness. Strong research professional with a nonjudgmental and holistic approach towards the growth and development in all areas of her client’s/ patient’s life.
Teaching Methodology
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Each session begins with a comprehensive lecture on key concepts, supported by real-life case studies/
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Hands-on activities, including role-playing and mock sessions, allow you to apply cbt techniques in simulated environments.
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Regular assignments and assessments will help reinforce your learning, with personalized feedback provided by the instructor.
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Engage in collaborative discussions
Perks and Inclusions
- Library of e-books
- Career guidance from industry experts
- A chance to be listed as a CBT Practitioner after completing a master's in psychology
- Certification
- Letter of Recommendation to good performers
- Evaluation Report
- Access to resume building workshop
- Case-based learning
- 25 hours of learning
- Personalised mentorship
Who can do this course?
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Psychology Students
in bachelors last year and Masters -
Psychologists
Freshers/ Experienced -
Mental Health Professionals
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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- This course offers a deep dive into CBT techniques specifically tailored for anxiety disorders. It includes advanced training in specialized interventions such as exposure therapy, cognitive restructuring for anxiety, and integration with other therapeutic approaches like mindfulness and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).
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- The course is designed for mental health professionals, therapists, counselors, and psychology students who wish to enhance their expertise in treating anxiety disorders using CBT. It's also suitable for healthcare providers seeking effective strategies to manage patient anxiety.
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- You will learn specific CBT techniques for various anxiety disorders, including generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), panic disorder, and social anxiety disorder. The course emphasizes practical applications, advanced techniques, and integration with other therapeutic modalities to provide comprehensive treatment plans.
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- Yes, the course is designed to provide you with actionable skills and techniques that can be immediately implemented in your clinical practice. Case studies, role-playing, and interactive sessions facilitate hands-on learning that ensures you can apply the concepts effectively.
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- Yes, upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate that may be used for professional development points or as part of a continuing education program. The certificate will be sent to the registered email ID
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- After completing the course, participants may have access to a community forum for ongoing discussion, periodic webinars for course alumni, and opportunities for supervision or consultation on challenging cases.