Advanced Intensive Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural
Therapy
Introduction
This course provides a thorough training in
cognitive-behavioural psychotherapy and will significantly
contribute to the requirements for accreditation with the British
Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies.
The overall aim of the course is to provide
post-qualification health professionals with an in-depth course of
study in the principles and practice of CBT enabling course
graduates to be proficient in the clinical application of the
approach with a range of clients and clinical problems.
Course Objectives
- To develop a critical awareness of the key
theoretical concepts in CBT and related research
- To develop knowledge of, and proficiency
in, nationally defined core CBT competencies
- To develop knowledge and skills in
applying empirically-supported treatments for specific
psychological disorders and problems
- To make effective use of CBT clinical
supervision
- To develop awareness of, and skills in,
application of recent developments in the CBT field
Clinical Placement
Trainees are required to have their own
clinical placement and are expected to work with a minimum of 6
suitable clients over the year, 2 in each term.
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