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Delivering treatment to a group of people together is a commonplace practice in mental health and justice-involved settings. Both efficient and equally effective as individual therapy, group therapy reduces wait times for treatment interventions, reduces therapist burnout, and, importantly, provides an ideal platform for promoting the social determinants of wellness, such as connection, hope, and purpose (Whittingham et al., 2023; Beck et al., 2021).  We know from our experience as group facilitators and trainers that these terrific benefits are not always easy to bring about. We often see difficulties such as group members (1) having low energy and little enthusiasm for the group content, (2) feeling disconnected from each other, (3) finding it difficult to participate in the group, and (4) not seeing the relevance of the content or skills to life outside group.  Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy or CT-R—a person-centered and strengths-based approach to care (Beck et al., 2021)—can help address these challenges. By adding a few brief strategies and interventions to your content-focused or skills-based group, you can enhance the therapeutic impact and collective experience for your group’s members.  1. Start Each Group with a Connecting and Activating Activity  Why do this: Group sessions do not exist in a vacuum. People come to [...]

Hace 25 años el libro El hombre que confundió a su mujer con un sombrero de Oliver Sacks (1933-2015) causó una fuerte impresión en un joven estudiante español de Medicina. «Tanta que hizo que me decantara por la especialidad de neurología», reconoce el doctor Ayoze González, médico del Hospital Universitario de Gran Canaria Dr Negrín.Seguir leyendo [...]

Led by Beck Institute Executive Director Dr. Allen Miller and built around the Cognitive Therapy Rating Scale—Revised (CTRS-R), our CBT in Practice: Essentials II course explores the “how” of effective CBT—from building a strong therapeutic alliance and strengthening motivation to structuring sessions and creating individualized Action Plans. Through extensive role plays, you’ll see what real CBT sessions look like while learning to turn your conceptualizations into treatment plans, use feedback effectively, and apply the latest developments in CBT. This course will equip you with up-to-date skills and the confidence to deliver competent, high-quality care to every client.Watch a full therapy session between Dr. Miller and his client, “Kate,” in this excerpt from the course. Learn more about our comprehensive self-paced courses. The post What Can You Expect in Our CBT in Practice: Essentials II On-Demand Course? appeared first on Beck Institute. [...]

A la hora de formarte como coach o emprender un proceso de desarrollo personal, una de las primeras decisiones que debes tomar es el formato: ¿prefieres una formación intensiva presencial o una modalidad online? Ambas opciones ofrecen […] [...]

In our Basics of CBT: Essentials I on-demand course, Dr. Judith Beck helps health and mental health professionals of all skill levels expand their understanding of CBT. This course provides you with the history of CBT, the theory behind CBT, and a step-by-step description of how to apply the most important techniques to yourself and your clients.   Watch along as Dr. Judith Beck and expert Beck Institute clinicians discuss how to effectively develop the therapeutic relationship with clients in an excerpt from this engaging multimedia training. Learn more about our comprehensive self-paced courses. The post What Can You Expect in Our Basics of CBT: Essentials I On-Demand Course? appeared first on Beck Institute. [...]

Hay relaciones que, en lugar de ser un puerto seguro, se sienten como caminar de puntillas sobre un campo de minas. Esa sensación de que tu pareja, en vez de darte paz, te consume toda […] [...]