Cognitive Behaviour Therapy is one approach to addressing psychological contribution to mental health issues. This is based on the idea that thoughts create moods, influence behaviour & alter physiological state.
What is CBT? How does the way the brain works in different situations effect our moods and behaviours? What are some false assumptions that are made about CBT? How does CBT work? What are the concepts of how CBT works? How do my core beliefs effect how I react to situations? How is CBT adapted for children?
Our Cognitive Behavioural Therapy course will help you to answer the questions above and so much more.
Through our Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for children course you will gain an understanding of what CBT is and the concepts and principles that it is based around. You will develop an understanding of how CBT can assist and help manage other disorders. You will identify strategies that will assist with using CBT with children and others in different environments. You will learn how to use and adapt cognitive conceptualisation to aid with children.
What you'll learn.
- What CBT is and why is it used by practitioners.
- Understand what the basis of CBT is.
- An understanding of what automatic negative thoughts (ANT’s)
- An understanding of Schemas.
- An understanding of what core beliefs are.
- Recognise how it can be used in different approaches when assisting with children and young people’s mental health
Who is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for?
Our CBT course is for anyone who works with children that are currently going through some kind CBT or for whom they think may benefit from going through some kind of CBT. Whatever sector you work in our session will provide knowledge of how CBT can assist the individual’s you work with.
What are the learning outcomes?
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Discuss what CBT therapy is.
- Discuss how CBT can support different behaviours and disorders.
- Understand and recognise why CBT is suggested in some situations.
- Discuss the central concepts involved in CBT.
- Demonstrate how CBT can be used in different situations.
- Develop knowledge on how CBT can be used with respect to children and their behaviours.
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