Elizabeth DuPont Spencer, Kimberly Morrow – 2-Day CBT for Anxiety: Transformative Skills and Strategies for the Treatment of GAD, Panic Disorder, OCD and Social Anxiety

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• [Instant Download] – Immediately deliver the download link after receiving the payment Purchase Elizabeth DuPont Spencer, Kimberly Morrow - 2-Day CBT for Anxiety: Transformative Skills and Strategies for the Treatment of GAD, Panic Disorder, OCD and Social Anxiety courses at here with PRICE $439.99 $83 Faculty:Elizabeth DuPont Spencer | Kimberly MorrowDuration:12 Hours 45 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Apr 25, 2019 Description Manual - 2-Day CBT for Anxiety: Transformative Skills and Strategies for the Treatment of GAD, Panic Disorder, OCD and Social Anxiety (5.5 MB) 107 Pages Available after Purchase Session Info/Materials Needed (0.17 MB) 1 Pages Available after Purchase Outline Getting Started: How to Optimize the Early CBT Sessions Principles of CBT – Establish roles and goalsHow to socialize your client to the CBT Session structureGet your client to do homeworkWhat not to do (reassurance, rabbit hole)Tools for goal settingBegin with the end in mind: Termination considerationsAssessment and Treatment Planning: Set the Stage for Successful Treatment Diagnosis – why it’s importantKey questions to ask at intakeAssessment forms – where to find themTeach your clients to use a notebookUsing a SUDS scaleAnxiety and the Brain: What Every Client Needs to Know Why this is a pivotal point of treatmentSimple ways to teach clients about anxiety and the brainThe role of avoidance and safety behaviorsMedication-what is helpful and what is notThe Art of Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) The role of the clinicianTeach clients to ride the wave of anxietyCreate a fear hierarchy using SUD scalesHow to set up an exposureWorking with resistance to exposureWhat NOT to do and whyCognitive Therapy: Change the Way Clients Think about ThinkingEmpower clients to choose how to interpret their thoughtsUtilize values clarification to motivate changeChallenge distortions and core beliefs that get in the way of changeThe role of mindfulness in anxiety treatmentFamily Involvement: Teach Loved Ones to be a Part of the SolutionHelp families learn healthier ways to talk back to anxietyTeach how to respond without reassuringChallenge loved ones to face their own fearsPhobias and OCD: Exposure and Response Prevention in ActionIdentify OCD’s tricksStrategies for the most common phobias (heights, spiders, small spaces and more!)How to get comfortable with extreme exposuresVomit phobia, fear of harm, contamination, obsessive thoughts, sexual obsessionIdentify your own obstacles to successful ERPGet out of the office!Using scriptsDemonstrations and practicePanic Disorder: Interoceptive Exposure Techniques That Work Why deep breaths aren’t enoughPractice breathing to increase CO2Identify the fear in panicHow to induce symptoms of panic to build tolerance of discomfortStrategies for choosing a panic behavior to replicateSocial Anxiety: Paradoxical Treatment Interventions that Get ResultsGoing after embarrassmentTools to practice mindfulness during conversationsBuild clients’ “I can handle it” muscleHelp clients improve insight about their fearsHow to remove safety behaviors in social situationsGeneralized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Worry: Helping Our Clients Live in the Present Overcoming the fear that “I won’t be able to handle it”Tools that teach clients how to handle distressing thoughts/feelingsUtilize mindfulness/living in the presentWrite worry scripts, assign time for worry, chase after worryKids with Anxiety: Playing with Fear Special considerations when working with childrenSchool refusal, contamination, bad thoughts, PANS/PANDASAdd play to your treatment planStrategies for age appropriate interventionsTeach kids to talk back to their fearsHow to handle parent resistance/therapy interferenceTermination and Relapse Prevention Why is this a critical point in therapyDevelop a client wellness plan that sticksHelp clients identify red flagsTeach clients to do ongoing exposuresEstablish a plan for when to return to therapyRisks and limitations of the research Faculty Elizabeth DuPont Spencer Related seminars and products: 6 Elizabeth DuPont Spencer, M.S.W., LCSW-C, is a licensed clinical social worker and board approved supervisor.

• Trained as a cognitive behavioral therapist using exposure and response prevention for anxiety disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder and depression, she has been in private practice for 25 years, working with children, adolescents and adults.

• Elizabeth is a member of the International Obsessive Compulsive Foundation (IOCDF), the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) and of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA).

• She is a Clinical Fellow of the ADAA, and also received the 2012 Clinician Outreach Award and the 2017 Clinician of Distinction Award.

• Elizabeth is co-owner of AnxietyTraining.com with a mission to train clinician’s nation-wide in evidence-based treatments.