Continuing Education
| CBT Skills Training for Clinicians – Part II | ||||||||||||||||||||
This intermediate-level course shows clinicians how to further their understanding and practice of cognitive-behavioral therapy. Theories behind CBT will be reviewed, and third-generation CBT models like Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) will be examined. Participants will learn in-depth practice of case formulation, treatment protocols for specific disorders, exposure and response prevention, and how to apply a CBT approach to more complex cases. This interactive course includes didactic and experiential teaching methods. This course is part of our CBT series. For information about this series, click here. Instructor Biography Heather Wassarman, Ph.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice in San Francisco. She has over ten years of experience providing cognitive-behavioral therapy to adults and has served as Adjunct Faculty at both JFKU and UCSF. She specializes in CBT, mindfulness-based approaches and health psychology. |
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