Avidan Milevsky – 2-Day: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Practice: Effective Techniques for Treating Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, and Family-Based Turmoil

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Avidan Milevsky is a professor.
12 hours and 8 minutes.
Audio and video formats are available.
Date: December 4, 2019
Description

Do you have a customer on whom everyone has given up?

They’ve seen several therapists but have yet to receive the relief they need and deserve. Perhaps you feel trapped with this client, and at this point, even the client feels they are incapable of improving.

You may give them hope…by implementing real solutions that have been proved to work!

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) appears to be one of the most effective therapies for a variety of chronic, recurrent, and difficult mental health issues.

If you’ve been utilizing CBT techniques and aren’t getting the results you want, don’t pass up this chance to learn a new set of therapeutic tools and abilities that will alter your practice. This is NOT a “one-size-fits-all” solution.

This CBT course provides you with a comprehensive set of practical methods for using this scientifically backed strategy into your very next session.

Proven, practical approaches for dealing with the most prevalent presenting issues… Anxiety, sadness, and trauma are all examples.
A compilation of concrete, practical advice with real-world examples to assist you in adapting these tried-and-true concepts to your client’s individual demands… Developing a solid, collaborative connection with them and changing their harmful ideas without making your client feel disrespectful or degraded.
Example scripts to effectively overcome the most typical objections and obstacles encountered by therapists at each level of treatment.
Handouts
2-Day Cognitive Behavior Therapy in Practice Manual (3.2 MB)
Outline 67 Pages Available After Purchase

Checklist for CBT

The mental model
Evaluations and measurements
Interventions for the short term
Deconstructing the procedure
Accountability and autonomy
Collaboration
Session Continuity in Education
Creating a therapeutic partnership
Risks and constraints in research

Techniques Employed in CBT

Case conceptualization roadmap based on empirical practice

Cognitive Strategies and Tools

Agenda and evaluation of the session
Thoughts that arise automatically
Fundamental assumptions, emotions, and coping mechanisms
Situational responses

Rigid Cognitions and Core Beliefs Modification

Dealing with automatic thoughts
Automatic thoughts and cognitive distortions
Changing core beliefs

Behavioral Strategies and Tools

Applied behaviorism
Desensitization over time
Fears in descending order
Exposure to emotions and behaviors
Breathing exercises, relaxation, and awareness
Setting goals and monitoring progress
Positive communication and engagement techniques
Selection of target behavior
Evaluation of behavior
Homework assignments

Models of Offshoot and Third Wave Approaches

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Therapy for Acceptance and Commitment
Theraputic Schema Therapy
Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

CBT for Suicide and Depression

Suicidal ideation risk assessment techniques
Negative cognitions and cognitive models
Activation of behavior
Sleep hygiene is important.
Monitoring and scheduling of activities
Gratitude and significance

Anger Management CBT

Anger cognitive model Symptom management
The intervention zone

Anxiety and CBT

Anxiety cognitive model
OCD, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Social Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorders, and Phobias
Work with a hierarchy
Subjective Distress Scale Units
Prevention of Exposure and Reaction
Invading thoughts methods for metacognition
Behavioral studies

Trauma and PTSD CBT

Trauma’s neurological and memory roots
Long-Term Exposure
Narratives of trauma
Childhood memories, traumas, and fundamental beliefs
Experiential methods

The Cognitive Model and Family Conflict

Family-centered core principles
The usage of family assistance
The Parental Situation

Case Studies and Role Plans are used to demonstrate application to clinical practice.

Avidan Milevsky, PhD, LCPC, is a member of the faculty. Seminars and goods related to this topic: 2

Avidan Milevsky, PhD, LCPC, has over 20 years of expertise in the broad use of cognitive behavioral therapies for a variety of client challenges. He works as a psychotherapist at The Center for Mental Health in Bet Shemesh, Israel, and is an associate professor of psychology at Ariel University. He also works as a therapist at Wellspring Counseling in Towson, Maryland.

Over 100 conference presentations, more than 30 publications in peer-reviewed journals, and six books, including Will I Ever Be Happy Again, Understanding Adolescents for the Helping Professional, and Sibling Issues in Therapy, have resulted from his clinical research.

Dr. Milevsky has lectured on a variety of topics to audiences in the United States, Canada, South America, Europe, and the Middle East, including cognitive behavioral interventions for individual and family issues, parenting, sibling relationships, and the intersection of spirituality and mental health.

He has been interviewed about his work by national media outlets, including The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The Associated Press, Real Simple, and Allure magazine. Dr. Milevsky also writes a well-being column for Psychology Today and The Huffington Post. He has appeared as a guest expert on TV and radio, notably on Public Radio International’s “The Takeaway.”

Disclosures for Speakers:

Avidan Milevsky has a financial relationship with Wellspring Counseling in Towson, MD. He is an associate professor of psychology at Israel’s Ariel University. He is the executive director of Israel’s Center for Mental Health. PESI, Inc. provides Dr. Milevsky with a speaking fee.

Avidan Milevsky is a non-financial member of the American Psychological Association.

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