Cognitive Behavior Therapy - CBT - Workshop Series

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is an empirically-based, present-focused, goal-oriented approach to treatment that has been shown in outcome studies to be as effective as drug treatment for depression and anxiety disorders. CBT is also a highly effective treatment for anger, impulse control disorders, marital distress, changing behaviors, chronic pain, and many other mental health and medical conditions for a wide variety of clients. CBT is highly attractive to clients and to therapists concerned with using psychological treatments that work.

In this series, you will learn the fundamental skills you need to begin incorporating CBT into your practice as well as a variety of specific applications for this popular and effective treatment approach.

Basic CBT Skills for Clinicians

• October 15, 2011 - Berkeley
  

Intermediate CBT Skills for Clinicians

• October 29, 2011 - Berkeley

CBT for Psychosis

• February 3, 2012  - Berkeley

When Trauma and Psychosis Mix: A CBT Approach to Understanding and Recovery

• February 4, 2012 - Berkeley

CBT for Anxiety Disorders

• February 24, 2012 - Berkeley

Discount Available
Enroll in three classes together and receive 10 percent off each class. Call (800) 557-1384 to register.

Program Information

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Program Locations

• Berkeley Campus