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2-Day Certificate Course CBT for Anxiety from Elizabeth DuPont Spencer

2-Day Certificate Course CBT for Anxiety Transformative Skills and Strategies for the Treatment of GAD, Panic Disorder, OCD and Social Anxiety from Elizabeth DuPont Spencer, Kimberly Morrow

Faculty:Elizabeth DuPont Spencer | Kimberly Morrow

Duration:12 Hours 46 Minutes | Format:Audio and Video

Archive : 2-Day Certificate Course CBT for Anxiety from Elizabeth DuPont Spencer

Outline:

Starting Out: How to Maximize the Initial CBT Sessions

CBT guiding principles: Define responsibilities and objectives
How to introduce your client to the format of a CBT session
Make your customer do their homework
What to avoid (reassurance, rabbit hole)
Tools for setting goals
starting from the end in mind considerations for ending

Setting the Stage for Effective Treatment Through Assessment and Treatment Planning

Why a diagnosis is crucial
Important inquiries to ask during intake Where to get assessment forms
Teach your customers to keep a journal.
SUDS scale usage

Understanding Anxiety and the Brain is Essential for All Clients

Why this is an important treatment point
Simple techniques for teaching customers about the brain and anxiety
the significance of safety and avoidance behaviors
Medication: What works and what doesn’t

The Science of Preventing Exposure and Reaction (ERP)

The clinician’s function
instructing clients on how to handle anxiety
Make a hierarchy of fears using SUD scales.
Setting up an exposure
working with exposure resistance
What to do, and why not

Change the Way Patients Think About Thinking in Cognitive Therapy

Educate customers so they may decide how to interpret their opinions
Clarify your values to inspire change.
Disprove basic assumptions and misconceptions that prevent transformation.
The benefit of mindfulness in the treatment of anxiety

Family Involvement: Instruct Family Members to Contribute to the Solution

Educate families on more effective strategies to cope with anxiety
teach students how to react without comforting
Encourage family members to confront their own anxieties.

Exposure and response prevention in action with phobias

Recognize OCD’s tactics
Techniques for the most prevalent phobias (including those of heights, spiders, and tight places!)
How to feel at ease with harsh exposures
Fear of vomit, damage, or contamination, as well as compulsive thoughts and sexual fixation
Determine your own barriers to effective ERP.
Leave the workplace now!
employing scripts
Exercises and examples

Interoceptive Exposure Techniques for Panic Disorder

Why breathing deeply is insufficient Practice breathing to raise CO2
Recognize the dread behind panic
How to cause panic attacks so that you can become used to pain
Methods for picking a panicky action to imitate

Paradoxical Interventions for Social Anxiety Treatment that Work

pursuing embarrassment
Resources for using mindfulness in discussions
Develop the “I can handle it” muscle in your clientele
Improve the clients’ understanding of their worries
How to stop being cautious in public circumstances

Worry and Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD): Supporting Our Clients’ Ability to Live in the Present

The ability to get beyond the worry that “I won’t be able to manage it”
Tools that instruct users on how to deal with troubling thoughts and sensations
Use mindfulness and the present moment
Make time for concern, schedule worry, and pursue worry.

Playing with Fear: Children with Anxiety

certain things to keep in mind while working with kids
PANS/PANDAS, contamination, school rejection, and negative attitudes
Play a part in your treatment regimen.
Age-appropriate intervention techniques
teach youngsters to express their anxieties back to them
How to deal with parental opposition and therapeutic interference

Stopping and preventing relapse

Why is this stage of therapy so important?
Create a client health strategy that endures
assist consumers in spotting red signals
instructing clients to continue exposures
Plan your return to treatment at that time.
Research risks and constraints

Description:

Do the severity of your client’s anxiety symptoms feel overwhelming to you? Can they advance in therapy if they still need to execute compulsions and need reassurance? If your clients continue to exhibit the same symptoms after numerous treatment sessions, if they become fixated on the “whys” of their anxiety, or if they are unable to effectively combat their anxiety, you are not alone.

Learn how to overcome these challenges in therapy by watching this in-depth, two-day live webcast. You’ll develop confidence in your abilities to handle the most symptomatic, nervous people on your caseload.

With state-of-the-art CBT therapies that provide you with:

Techniques for assisting individuals to confront their triggers and alter their relationship with fear
Techniques for reducing your own anxiety while caring for your nervous clients
Techniques for effectively utilizing exposure treatment
specific methods for phobias, OCD, social anxiety, and panic disorder

This two-day live webcast is intended for practitioners who want to begin achieving substantive improvements with anxiety clients. It is jam-packed with videos, case examples, and practice opportunities. Learn CBT with Exposure and Response Prevention in a friendly, encouraging setting, and leave with techniques you can put to use right away!

Don’t pass up this chance to improve your profession and confidence while assisting your clients in regaining their lives!

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