Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Introduction To CBT And Applications In Physical Health Settings.

Aims Of Course:
To enable health care professionals to develop an understanding of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy techniques for use in the physical health setting.
Course Organiser:
Chris Irving - Respiratory Practitioner MBA BSc MCSP.
Course Tutors:
Sister Karen Heslop - MSc Health Studies, Post Grad Diploma in CBT - Respiratory Nurse Specialist. Dr Chris Baker - Consultant Psychologist.

Course Content

Suggested Reading - To give an insight into CBT and prepare delegates for the course we would recommend the following :

Mind Over Mood: Cognitive Treatment Therapy Manual for Clients by Christine Padesky and Dennis Greenberger available at amazon.co.uk and tesco.com

CBT For Dummies by Rob Wilson & Rhena Branch available at amazon.co.uk & The Anglo American Book Co Ltd.

Northumberland, Tyne & Wear NHS Trust Patient Information Leaflets for material on Depression and Panic & Anxiety.

References:

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