A theoretical course illustrated with clinical examples. This course is composed of videos of 5 to 15 minutes each. The PowerPoint of the course to download.
Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Psychosis
Dr Michael Best, Psychologue
Psychosis is one of the most serious and persistent mental health conditions. In order to effectively treat individuals experiencing psychosis, clinicians must be able to discuss psychotic symptoms in a normalized and recovery-oriented manner.
Excerpt:
- 3h of continuing education
- 21 lessons that last from 5 to 15 minutes each
- 1 certificate of achievement
- 1 PowerPoint
- 1 bibliography
- 1 course evaluation
- 4 months unlimited access
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Overview
Cognitive behavioural therapy for psychosis (CBTp), a specific adaptation of cognitive behavioural therapy, is designed to treat symptoms of psychosis and support recovery. CBTp is a treatment plan based on the cognitive model of psychosis that clinicians need to employ for better outcomes with their patients. This workshop aims to provide an introductory overview of CBTp by reviewing psychosis and its symptoms, as well as different recovery-focused approaches and evidence for CBTp. Dr Best will also discuss CBTp training, intervention protocols, the five treatment phases and CBTp session structure. Additionally, the workshop will cover conceptualization and treatment of psychosis with regards to cognitive formulations, hallucinations, and “delusions”.
Accreditation
#RA05676-23 (3h)
3 CE CREDITS
#64963834 (3h)
About the expert
Dr. Michael Best is a clinical psychologist and Assistant Professor in the Graduate Department of Psychological Clinical Science at the University of Toronto, Affiliate Scientist at Ontario Shores Center for Mental Health Sciences, and Collaborator Scientist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. Dr. Best’s research focuses on cognitive mechanisms underlying experiences of psychosis and innovating cognitive behavioural therapies for psychosis. He has co-developed a novel cognitive treatment for internalized stigma, called BOOST, that focuses on helping people with a first episode of psychosis overcome internalized stigma. He has also conducted clinical trials of remotely delivered CBT for psychosis, and examined mechanisms of change during CBTp. Dr. Best is a member of the steering committee for the North American CBTp Network and an executive officer for the Canadian Association for Cognitive and Behavioural Therapies.
Learning objectives
- Define the symptoms of psychosis
- Articulate the structure of CBT for psychosis
- Conceptualize hallucinations and ‘delusions’ using the cognitive model of psychosis
- Identify appropriate cognitive and behavioural change strategies for psychosis
Learning material
Content
- PowerPoint
- 1. Presentation
- 2. Basics of hallucinations
- 3. Basics of delusions
- 4. Psychotic disorders
- 5. Recovery
- 6. The psychosis continuum and cultural context
- 7. Evidence based studies about CBT and psychosis
- 8. Conceptualization-Driven CBTp
- 9. CBT protocol
- 10. CBTp Values
- 11. Tips for Ethical - Competent CBTp
- 12. Phases of treatment
- 13. Session structure
- 14. Cognitive change strategies
- 15. Behavioral change strategies
- 16. Cognitive model of hallucinations
- 17. Coping strategies for voices
- 18. The example of Sally- voices hallucinations
- 19. Analysis of delusions
- 20. Case formulation video
- 21. Conclusion
- Bibliography
CE Credits
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Audience
This training is intended for mental health professionals.
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