The
Institute for
the Advancement of Psychotherapy Presents Cognitive
Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Workshop with Dedalus Hyde, Psy.D.
There
is no question today that
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy is an important tool in a clinician’s
toolbox. Significant empirical research has demonstrated its
effectiveness with issues such as depression, anxiety, substance abuse,
phobias, panic disorder, OCD, ADHD, and social phobia. At
IAP, we view
CBT as a general theory influenced by Aaron Beck’s Cognitive Therapy
(CT),
Behavioral Theory, and Ellis’ Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy
(REBT).
This general theory provides a structure for a number of interventions
culled
from a variety of theoretical sources to improve treatment
effectiveness.
These sources include Dialectic Behavioral Therapy, Schema Therapy,
Acceptance
Commitment Therapy, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, Exposure with Response
Prevention,
Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing, Narrative Therapy, Solution
Focused
therapy, and others. The
purpose of
this 6-hour workshop will be to introduce several of the central tenets
of CBT,
with an emphasis on utility in clinical practice. A mixture
of didactic
lecture, video and role-play will be utilized to improve the learning
opportunity. This workshop will be satisfying to clinicians
who have had
no exposure to CBT as well as clinicians who are looking to consolidate
their
learning, refresh their understnding of CBT, and to ask clarifying
questions of
areas they find they get stuck. Also,
Dr. Hyde will be providing additional training through the Institute
for the
Advancement of Psychotherapy where trainees can attend consultation
groups, live
training where they observe sessions or are the therapist in individual
session
using CBT with Dr. Hyde calling in with guidance, and be referred
clients, if
they would like, to work with and master the CBT skills. Dedalus
Hyde,
Psy.D. is
a Clinical Psychologist
working in a private practice in San Francisco and Kentfield, teaching
at the
Wright Institute, Clinical Director for the Family Institute of
Richmond, and
founding partner of San Francisco Parent-Child Interaction
Therapy. He was
first introduced to Cognitive-Behavioral theory and practice while
attending
UCLA, where he had the opportunity to work on several research studies
involving the use of behaviorism. He studied Applied Behavioral
Analysis and
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy under the tutelage of Dr. Walt Lee and
uses CBT in
his practice today. Where: TBD When: Friday,
September
10, 2010, 9-5pm (lunch break from 12-1pm) Cost: $150 CE: 6 hours
included For more
information or to RSVP,
please email info@sfiap.com, call
(415) 881-7324, or go to http://institutefortheadvancementofpsychotherapy.com/CBTTraining.aspx CEs
are provided
by The Spiritual Competency Resource Center who is co-sponsoring
this program
and is approved by the
American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing
education for
psychologists. SCRC maintains responsibility for the program
and content. SCRC is a
California Board of Registered Nursing Provider (BRN) and a Board
of Behavioral Sciences
Provider (BBS). For questions about ce contact David
Lukoff, PhD at (707) 763-3576. |