Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Overview, Strategies, And Interventions for Common Clinical Presentations and Problems

Course overview

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is commonly regarded as the gold standard of psychotherapy; this assertion is based on the vast and thorough research base supporting CBT including evidence that it has been widely and successfully implemented. This means that CBT is a reliable therapy found to work well in real-world settings for a host of problems and presentations. This learning material is designed for psychologists, social workers, mental health counselors, and marriage and family therapists who wish to improve their CBT practice to be more effective with their difficult to treat clients or to learn new interventions to add to their toolbox. The true power of a CBT therapist is in knowing how and where to intervene. This course provides information necessary to form individualized case conceptualizations and helps clinicians be more strategic with their interventions. The learning material first reviews the basic components of the model and then applies those principles to real world cases to illustrate how to use it with clients. Please visit ce4less.com to learn about our unlimited plans.