Cognitive Behavior Therapy for PTSD
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Clinical workshop with 4 page PDF handout and 9 MP3 audio tracks.
Featuring Christine A. Padesky, PhD. Audio only.
Length: 2 hr 14 min / Product SKU: ptsd
Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
This audio program was updated, re-edited and re-mastered in 2022. It is consistent with current CBT standards of treatment. The handout includes updated references with hyperlinks to the articles.
Why do most people recover naturally from trauma over time and yet others experience persistent trauma response?
There are natural recovery processes that pointed clinical interventions can interfere with and actually make natural recovery less likely
Learn the Ehlers and Clark cognitive behavior theory of PTSD derived from empirical findings. This theory emphasizes the role of memory and beliefs about trauma events and symptoms.
Also identified are the common strategies used to cope with trauma that may actually contribute to the maintenance of PTSD.
With vivid case examples, Dr. Padesky illustrates in detail the treatment protocol developed by Ehlers and Clark.
Learn about the importance of and how to identify "hotspots" in memories and imagery.
The clarity of this model can help both novice and experienced therapists focus on the pivotal beliefs that maintain PTSD.
Product SKU: ptsd
© Copyright 2004-2022 Christine A Padesky, PhD / www.padesky.com / All rights reserved.
Clinical workshop with 4 page PDF handout and 9 MP3 audio tracks.
Featuring Christine A. Padesky, PhD. Audio only.
Length: 2 hr 14 min / Product SKU: ptsd
Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
This audio program was updated, re-edited and re-mastered in 2022. It is consistent with current CBT standards of treatment. The handout includes updated references with hyperlinks to the articles.Why do most people recover naturally from trauma over time and yet others experience persistent trauma response?
There are natural recovery processes that pointed clinical interventions can interfere with and actually make natural recovery less likely
Learn the Ehlers and Clark cognitive behavior theory of PTSD derived from empirical findings. This theory emphasizes the role of memory and beliefs about trauma events and symptoms.
Also identified are the common strategies used to cope with trauma that may actually contribute to the maintenance of PTSD.
With vivid case examples, Dr. Padesky illustrates in detail the treatment protocol developed by Ehlers and Clark.
Learn about the importance of and how to identify "hotspots" in memories and imagery.
The clarity of this model can help both novice and experienced therapists focus on the pivotal beliefs that maintain PTSD.
Product SKU: ptsd
© Copyright 2004-2022 Christine A Padesky, PhD / www.padesky.com / All rights reserved.
