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Case Conceptualization (step-by-step model) (mccc)

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Clinical workshop with 12 page PDF handout and 31 MP3 audio tracks in a zipped folder. Featuring Christine A. Padesky, PhD. Audio only.

Length 3 hrs 30 min (1 pdf, 1 ZIP file)

Collaborative Case Conceptualization: Step-by-Step Model

When clients come to therapy with a single psychological difficulty, there is often a clear-cut, evidence-based treatment approach to follow. But what is a therapist to do when this is not the case? What treatment protocol(s) should be used?

Padesky presents a step-by-step model of collaborative case conceptualization to guide therapists’ treatment planning, derived from her book Collaborative Case Conceptualization (Kuyken, Padesky & Dudley, Guilford Press, 2009).

She demonstrates the three guiding principles of this new approach:
  1. Engage clients to collaboratively co-create conceptualization models that explain presenting issues. Padesky reviews why it is important for clients to help construct their conceptualizations and shows how this collaborative process resolves common treatment challenges.

  2. Conceptualization evolves over the course of therapy from descriptive to explanatory models. Learn simple interview methods that help clients co-develop models to understand presenting issues, their triggers, and what maintains them.

  3. Client strengths can easily be incorporated into conceptualizations. Doing so helps clients build resilience as they resolve their distress.

Aaron T. Beck calls this new approach “a gold standard for how to develop individualized case conceptualizations.”

This audio program was professionally recorded on location and edited for clarity and content. Attendees questions have been condensed for ease of listening.

CHAPTER TITLES
  1. Overview
  2. Research & Biases
  3. New Model of CC
  4. Collaborative Empiricism
  5. Incorporate Strengths
  6. Case Example "Sara"
  7. Demo: "Where do we begin?"
  8. Debrief Demo: Collaboration & Strengths
  9. Level 1: DESCRIPTIVE CCC
  10. Level 2: CROSS-SECTIONAL CCC
  11. Level 3: LONGITUDINALCCC
  12. Summary: New Model
  13. Exercise: Find Strengths
  14. Bring Strengths to Awareness
  15. Exercise: Capture Strengths
  16. Example: "Rose" Include Strengths
  17. CROSS-SECTIONAL "Why does this keep happening?"
  18. Triggers & Maintenance
  19. Demo: "Box, arrow in-out"
  20. Debriefing, Disclaimer, Discussion
  21. Exercise: Triggers / Responses
  22. Debrief w/ Q & A
  23. Learning Points
  24. Cross-sectional Themes
  25. Summary: CROSS-SECTIONAL CCC
  26. LONGITUDINAL "Does my future look like my past?"
  27. Example: Identify Protective Factors
  28. Demo: Build Resilience
  29. Debrief Demo
  30. Summary: Longitudinal
  31. Questions & Heuristics
Product SKU: mccc

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Anna Wejdemann

2 years ago

Step-by-step model

I´m a trained and specialized psychologist and psychotherapist. I have found the step-by-step model of CCC very useful. It provided me with information about research, at a very useful level. The "present problem in a box - arrow in - arrow out" is a very useful model, which is presented in a way, that makes it immediately understandable. And I´m very thrilled about Padeskys focus on resilience and strengths in the clients, which is also presented in a very nice way in the program.

M B

2 years ago

Very good Resource

I am a BABCP accredited Cognitive Therapist in the UK, I would class myself as intermediate in terms of experience. I really enjoyed this seminar- I particularly liked the clever adaptation of the ABC framework into an easy-to-use, basic formulation model that can be used to highlight maintenance traps. I am also very fond of strengths-based approaches having been trained in Narrative Therapy, so I very much appreciated Padesky's idea of making 'ability spotting' part of the formulation!