RELATIONALLY CENTRED COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) has been both feted and decried in equal measures. Originated by Dr Aaron T Beck in the 1960’s it was hailed as a break-through in psychological health and well-being, and Beck was quick to bring in quantitative research proving the effectiveness of the treatment.
Some practitioners of other approaches dismiss the use of CBT as being little more than a ‘sticking plaster’, which might show good short-term results, but the perception is that long-lasting relief of symptoms is a rarity. One of the tenets of CBT is that it works in the here-and-now on present day problems, focusing on physical feelings, behaviours and thoughts. It tends not to explore the childhood issues that may well be the cause of the client’s current problems, and the relationship between the client and therapist tends not to be the focus. (However, it is a mis-perception to think that a client’s historical issues or the therapeutic relationship are not domains that are utilised by CBT, especially in longer-term work).
An introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy – a Relational Approach.
With Neale Haddon. 3rd & 4th October 2020, 9:30am-4:30pm
Early bird: 20th August 2020
Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy (CBT) is the most in-demand psychological therapy in the UK. Its evidence-based approach has led it to become the intervention of choice in the NHS. CBT is an evolving, pragmatic and skills based psychotherapy which is focussed on what works based on available evidence to date.
This 2 day workshop is an introduction to Relational Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy within the context of other therapeutic approaches, fundamental CBT principals, theory and practice. With a central emphasis on the dialogue of the therapeutic relationship this is an innovative and relational based Cognitive and Behavioural Psychotherapy workshop.
We will briefly explore: the theoretical and practical aspects of offering relational CBT including:
Neale will be running a full Diploma in Relational-Centred Cognitive Behavioural Therapy next year and the training hours gained here will count towards the hours required on the diploma.
Fees
Fees: Members SCPTI early bird: £135/non early bird £165
Non-members SCPTI early bird £185/non early bird £205
To book your place please contact: mail@scpti.co.uk
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) has been both feted and decried in equal measures. Originated by Dr Aaron T Beck in the 1960’s it was hailed as a break-through in psychological health and well-being, and Beck was quick to bring in quantitative research proving the effectiveness of the treatment.
Some practitioners of other approaches dismiss the use of CBT as being little more than a ‘sticking plaster’, which might show good short-term results, but the perception is that long-lasting relief of symptoms is a rarity. One of the tenets of CBT is that it works in the here-and-now on present day problems, focusing on physical feelings, behaviours and thoughts. It tends not to explore the childhood issues that may well be the cause of the client’s current problems, and the relationship between the client and therapist tends not to be the focus. (However, it is a mis-perception to think that a client’s historical issues or the therapeutic relationship are not domains that are utilised by CBT, especially in longer-term work).
An introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy – a Relational Approach.
With Neale Haddon. 3rd & 4th October 2020, 9:30am-4:30pm
Early bird: 20th August 2020
Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy (CBT) is the most in-demand psychological therapy in the UK. Its evidence-based approach has led it to become the intervention of choice in the NHS. CBT is an evolving, pragmatic and skills based psychotherapy which is focussed on what works based on available evidence to date.
This 2 day workshop is an introduction to Relational Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy within the context of other therapeutic approaches, fundamental CBT principals, theory and practice. With a central emphasis on the dialogue of the therapeutic relationship this is an innovative and relational based Cognitive and Behavioural Psychotherapy workshop.
We will briefly explore: the theoretical and practical aspects of offering relational CBT including:
- What is CBT?
- Session format, working with goals and shaping the course of therapy
- Supporting clients to make the most of the time between sessions
- Basic CBT conceptualization.
- Using Socratic method
- Cognitions, assumptions and beliefs
- Working with conditioning and behaviour
- Helping clients to increase cognitive flexibility
- Devising behavioural experiments
- Using measures in a way which enhances therapy
- Working with the client’s strengths
Neale will be running a full Diploma in Relational-Centred Cognitive Behavioural Therapy next year and the training hours gained here will count towards the hours required on the diploma.
Fees
Fees: Members SCPTI early bird: £135/non early bird £165
Non-members SCPTI early bird £185/non early bird £205
To book your place please contact: mail@scpti.co.uk