[Download Now] CBT Toolbox for Children and Adolescents – Amanda Crowder

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Fix my child. Parents and caregivers walk into your office in desperation.

The therapeutic process begins with your go-to techniques. For a while, your client progresses. Your skills as a therapist are put to the test when they fail to make additional gains. You feel helpless when all your usual tools have been used up.

It’s time to breathe new life into therapeutic approaches for resistant and avoidant cases with creative, activity-based interventions.

There is an energetic, technique-heavy workshop that will give you the tools you need to harness the power of a creative, activity-based CBT approach. She has found that the exercises and interventions she provides are the most effective in improving outcomes for children and adolescents with disruptive behavior, trauma, ADHD, defiance, anger, anxiety, depression and family conflict.

Case examples, activities and hands-on practice will enable you to easily integrate these essential skills in your practice and allow you to individualize them for a variety of disorders and temperaments. You can use evidence-based techniques to increase children’s engagement in treatment, improve emotional functioning, strengthen relationships, maximize academic engagement, and minimize acting-out behaviors. Parent/child satisfaction, motivation and retention in therapy are boosted by must-have strategies.

If you listen to this recording, you will learn how to improve the lives of your most difficult-to-treat young clients with a creative, activity-based CBT approach.

1. Formulate strategies to develop a therapeutic alliance that engage children and adolescents in easy, creative and effective therapeutic cognitive behavioral activities.
2. Apply, practice, and integrate evidence-based CBT techniques to modify and change maladaptive behaviors.
3. Assess, challenge and replace negative self-talk, thoughts, assumptions and core beliefs.
4. Practice fun and creative emotional regulation activities that help children & adolescents strengthen their emotional language, thus reducing dysregulation.
5. Communicate the importance of collaboration with families and utilize approaches to engage families in the treatment of children and adolescents.
6. Utilize the CBT thought record and mood charting in order to enhance data-based decision making.

There are core components.

• Case Conceptualization and Treatment Planning
  • Identify Core Belief Systems & Negative Thinking Patterns
  • Understand Cognitive Distortions
  • Implement Homework
• Build Rapport & Motivation
• Importance of Family Engagement
• Creation of Self-Talk
• Cognitive Skills
• Relationship Coaching
• Skills to Modify Maladaptive Thinking
• Validation to Improve Engagement
• Identify & Utilize Feelings to Improve Communication Skills
• Cultural & Developmental Issues
• Limitations of the Research & Potential Risks

Interventions.

• Childhood Trauma
  • Identify & Define
  • Cognitive Narratives & Trauma Stories
  • Utilization of Play
  • Resilience
  • Symptom Relief & Coping Mechanisms
• ADHD
  • Assessment & Diagnosis
  • Concentration & Impulse Control
  • Time Management & Goal Setting
  • Self-Regulation
  • Brain Breaks & Healthy Habits
• Autism
  • Assessment, Diagnosis, & Treatment Planning
  • Flexible Thinking
  • Sensory Integration
  • Perspective Taking & Relationship Building
  • Manage Expectations
• ODD, Conduct Disorder, Disruptive Behaviors, & Anger
  • Assessment, Diagnosis, & Treatment Planning
  • Anger, Aggression, & Dysregulation
  • Communication
  • Building Alliances & Positive Relationships
  • Emotional Vocabulary & Regulation
• Anxiety and OCD
  • Assessment, Diagnosis, & Medications
  • Externalize & Define “Bad” Worry
  • Identify Body Reactions
  • Assertiveness Skills
  • The Need for Control
• Mood Disorder
  • Mood Charting
  • Reframe Thoughts
  • Create Peace & Gratitude
  • Body Mindfulness & Control
• Self-Injurious Behaviors, & Suicidality
  • Assessment, Treatment Strategies
  • Identify Negative Self-Talk
  • Problem Solving & Coping Skills
  • Foster Motivation
• Parental Supports
  • Attachment
  • Receive & Give Love
  • Choices as a Problem-Solving Skill
  • Set & Keep Limits & Boundaries
  • Structure & Routine
  • Rewards & Punishments
  • ”Time Outs” for Parents

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