Cognitive Procession Therapy (CPT) Session with Patricia A. Resick, Ph.D., ABPP — J&K Seminars скачать в хорошем качестве

Cognitive Procession Therapy (CPT) Session with Patricia A. Resick, Ph.D., ABPP — J&K Seminars

In this clip, Dr. Patricia Resick describes some of the elements covered in session 1 of Cognitive Procession Therapy for PTSD. — The full CE home study program is available on our website: https://jkseminars.com/homestudy/cogn... This workshop will teach participants how to conduct Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) protocols for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). CPT is a very systematic evidence-based approach to treating PTSD in which participants learn to think about their traumatic events differently and learn the skill of more balanced thinking. This workshop will include training in individually administered CPT with either the standard 12-session protocol or a variable-length course of treatment. Dr. Resick will include video examples and roleplays in the workshop. A free 10 module online course is available for those who would like to acquaint themselves with CPT before or after the training at https://cpt.musc.edu/ Participants will be able to: -Describe a functional model of PTSD -Demonstrate the difference between assimilation, accommodation and overaccommodation -Describe the format and goals for each CPT treatment session -Describe common PTSD client “stuck points” -Demonstrate Socratic dialogue to challenge stuck points -Describe how to use the treatment tools included with the CPT Manual — Sign up for our email list to receive updates straight to your inbox: www.JKSeminars.com — Questions? Contact J&K Seminars 800-801-5415 or [email protected] — Like our pages on social media for information on our latest seminars, psychology research, continuing education news, and company updates: Facebook -   / jkseminars   LinkedIn -   / j&k-seminars   __ Since 1990, J&K Seminars has been providing Continuing Education Credits for most Mental Health Professions including Psychologists, Nurses, Social Workers, NBCC Counselors, D&A Professionals, Occupational Therapists, and more.