This workshop includes theory as well as clinical examples. It includes videos ranging from 5-15 minutes in length. The PowerPoint of the workshop can be downloaded.
Effective solutions for Insomnia Disorder and Major Depression: Integrating Cognitive Behavioural Insomnia Therapy with CBT for Depression
Prof Colleen Carney, Psychologist
Treat insomnia alongside depression with effective CBT protocols
Excerpt: reasons to use cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia
- 6h of continuing education
- 35 lessons that last from 5 to 15 minutes each
- 1 certificate of achievement
- 1 power-point
- 1 bibliography
- 1 course evaluation
- 4 months unlimited access
- 7-day money back guarantee
- 98% of participants who completed the satisfaction survey declare they would recommend this course to a colleague
Overview
Although many depression treatments don't directly target insomnia, research highlights the importance of addressing it. Indeed, untreated insomnia is linked to poorer outcomes and greater relapse. Additionally, it's important to note that insomnia does not always remit after depression treatment.
To help you with this challenge, Dr Colleen Carney has designed a workshop that illustrates how you can combine Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) with other protocols to treat insomnia and depression at the same time.
The workshop will address practical and evidence-based strategies for managing and treating both conditions. You will be equipped with tools and therapeutic techniques that can be integrated into your practice.
For example, increased time spent out of bed during CBT-I is compatible with the integration of behavioral activation, as well as cognitive behavioral strategies for fatigue. Psychoeducation about activities that promote alertness, sleep, and mood can be helpful across several comorbidities and increase treatment buy-in and motivation.
Similarly, the focus on modifying safety behaviors and threat monitoring, as well as challenging perfectionistic and other unhelpful beliefs is compatible with the focus of providing anxiety strategies.
This workshop will provide considerations for decision-making about sequencing and integration of treatments, as well as suggestions for combining treatments.
All this is provided through didactic instruction, experiential exercises, demonstrations, and clinical handouts from a leader in the field of cognitive behavioral treatment of comorbid insomnia.
Accreditation
Short title: Effective solutions for Insomnia Disorder and Major Depression
About the expert
Dr. Colleen Carney is an associate professor in the Psychology Department at Ryerson University and the director of the Sleep and Depression Laboratory. She is a leading expert in the treatment of insomnia, particularly in the context of co-occurring illness. She has over 100 publications on insomnia including six books. Her recent books for professionals include Treatment Plans and Interventions for Insomnia: A Case Formulation Approach, and books for clients include Goodnight Mind: Turn Off Your Noisy Thoughts and Get a Good Night’s Sleep. Dr. Carney is a lively presenter and a passionate advocate for improving access to effective treatment.
Learning objectives
- Understand the three causes of chronic insomnia;
- Match the main components of CBT-I to the three causes of insomnia and combine CBT-D and CBT-I without adding sessions;
- Troubleshoot difficulties with getting clients out of bed;
- Collaboratively devise a new sleeping schedule with clients.
Learning material
Syllabus
- PowerPoint
- Clinical handouts
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Reasons to use cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia
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The basics of assessment
- 3. What is insomnia?
- 4. How to assess?
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Other Sleep Disorders
- 5. The Epworth sleepiness scale
- 6. Sleep apnea
- 7. Referral
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Sleep regulation: Understanding what regulates sleep to understand insomnia
- 8. Homeostatic mechanism
- 9. Body clock essential
- 10. What causes chronic insomnia?
- 11. Homeostatic perpetuating factors
- 12. Process C-Cicardian perpetuating factors
- 13. The arousal system
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Step-by-Step Guide to cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia
- 14. Stimulus control
- 15. Why people can't get up at the designated rise time?
- 16. People who don't feel like getting up in the morning
- 17. Bed as an escape
- 18. Sleep restriction therapy
- 19. Determine time in bed window
- 20. Combined SRT-Stimulus control summary
- 21. Sleep hygiene
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Counter Arousal
- 22. Buffer zone
- 23. Processing strategies
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Cognitive Therapy
- 24. Two basic core beliefs
- 25. Let's try an experiment
- 26. Session outline
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Implementation Issues
- 27. Treat depression, insomnia, or both
- 28. Combined psychoeducation
- 29. A study about people with depression and insomnia
- 30. BABIT
- 31. The people who can't do it because they feel too tired
- 32. Case study
- 33. Adaptation
- 34. Medication
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Questions
- 35. Questions
- Bibliography
CE Credits
Download a certificate of successful completion.
Audience
This training is intended for mental health professionals.
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