Brief Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Interventions - Single module

3 reasons to study Brief Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Interventions at Salford:

Gain the theoretical knowledge, practical skills and interpersonal awareness necessary to apply brief cognitive behavioural interventions to your clinical practice
Be part of multi-disciplinary learning environment
Learn from subject experts

You can take this course as a single module for continuing professional development or as part of a BSc (Hons) Enhancing Professional Health Care Practice

The module will look at:

Theory of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for emotional disorders
Assessment, problem identification and goal setting
Models to individualised formulation
Socialisation to model and normalisation of experience
CBT in depression
CBT in anxiety disorders
Socratic dialogue and the identification of automatic thoughts, assumptions and beliefs
Working with cognition and cognitive restructuring
Behavioural experiments and interventions
The therapeutic relationship: collaboration, negotiation and process issues
Reviewing progress and closure
Using self-help materials.

Course details

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