[Download Now] Integrated CBT Treatment Techniques for Depression, Suicidal Ideations, & Other Co-Morbid Conditions – David M. Pratt

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Improve your skills and outcomes with depressed and suicidal clients.

The treatment of a depressed and suicidal client is an enormous challenge. Clinicians feel at a loss when a client returns for treatment, still depressed, and possibly still suicidal, even though they feel well-trained in assessing and intervening.

Dr. David Pratt has worked with this population for over 35 years and brings his expertise to share practical CBT techniques for clinicians to use with their depressed and suicidal clients. He will help you integrate the third wave of CBT therapies, such as MBCT and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. He will share practical interventions you can use for on-going depression and suicidal ideation, as well as evidence-based treatments for other common co-morbid conditions such as anxiety disorders and post-traumatic stress disorder.

1. Compare and contrast “first wave” vs. “second wave” approaches as it relates to case conceptualization
2. Examine the intrinsic evidence-based CBT treatments for the depressed and suicidal client
3. Identify recent advances in treatment for depression and suicide prevention as it relates to case conceptualization
4. Describe practical methods to teach CBT skills to your depressed client
5. Discover effective methods to integrate recent advances in CBT for depression and suicide prevention in clinical practice
6. Determine how to integrate evidence-based treatments for common co-morbid conditions such as anxiety and PTSD to enhance outcomes with the complicated client

The first and second waves.

• Foundations of CBT
• “First Wave” therapies
• “Second Wave” therapies

The first and second wave of CBT technicalniques for the dehydration.

• Education: The CBT Model and depression
• Mood Monitoring: Developing self-awareness
• Behavioral Activation: Getting active again
• Cognitive Restructuring: Healthy thinking
• Problem Solving: Overcoming “Learned Helplessness”
• Social Skills Training: Essential social skills for relationship development
• Wellness and Depression: Developing a healthy life style to overcome depression
• Using CBT Skills for suicide prevention and safety planning

The treatment of depression and suicide prevention can be improved with the use of cognitive behavioral therapy.

• Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT): Mindfulness vs. Meditation
• Teaching Mindfulness Skills: Multi-sensory applications
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT): The dialectic of acceptance vs. change
• Mindfulness self-monitoring: Enhanced self-awareness
• Mindfulness and Acceptance: Developing tolerance for distressful experiences
• Acceptance vs. Change: Identifying and committing to personal values

There are effluent-based treatments for common co-morbid conditions.

• Anxiety Disorders and Exposure Therapy
• PTSD and “Prolonged Exposure”

There is an integrated treatment of dehydration and co-morbid conditions.

• Evaluation and case conceptualization
• Prioritizing treatment
• Treatment phases and juxtaposing interventions
• Enhanced skills-based suicide prevention and safety planning

Get. Depression, suicidal Ideations, and other co-morbid conditions can be treated with integrated CBT. The author. David M.

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