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Component Credit Type State/Medical Type Available Credits Earned Credits APA Certificate Medical APA 1.50 0.00 NBCC Certificate Medical NBCC 1.50 0.00 CAMFT Certificate Medical CAMFT 1.50 0.00 New York State Psychologist Certificate Medical New York State Psychologist 1.50 0.00 New York State Social Worker Certificate Medical New York State Social Worker 1.50 0.00 In recent years, the impact of stress due to racism, sexism, heterosexism, and other forms of identity-related discrimination has received greater attention at a national level. This presentation will discuss how to broach the topic of discrimination, provide practical strategies for assessment, and discuss tailoring cognitive and behavioral interventions across multiple mental health conditions with cultural sensitivity.
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- Includes a Live Web Event on 09/16/2022 at 11:00 AM (EDT)
Suicide remains the 10th leading cause of death for all individuals in the United States and is the second leading cause of death for individuals between the ages of 35 and 54 (CDC, 2018). Evidence based practice around suicide prevention and treatment can be difficult to understand and implement, causing tension between ethical standards of avoiding harm and practicing within areas of competency with day-to-day clinical obligations. This training seeks to find balance between resolving ethical tensions and increasing competencies regarding the treatment of suicidal patients. Participants will review up-to-date information on best practices for suicidal patients, practice interventions, and use working with suicidal clients as a lens from which discuss ethical codes related to practice.
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Component Credit Type State/Medical Type Available Credits Earned Credits APA Certificate Medical APA 1.50 0.00 NBCC Certificate Medical NBCC 1.50 0.00 CAMFT Certificate Medical CAMFT 1.50 0.00 New York State Psychologist Certificate Medical New York State Psychologist 1.50 0.00 New York State Social Worker Certificate Medical New York State Social Worker 1.50 0.00 College students with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) often display significant deficits in their academic and psychosocial functioning. Such impairments place students with ADHD at increased risk for future negative outcomes during their post-college adult years. Thus, it is critically important for this population to have ready access to evidence-based treatment while attending college. This presentation will begin by providing an overview of what is known about the impact of ADHD on the educational, emotional, social, and personal functioning of college students. Next, a conceptual framework for understanding the mechanisms underlying these outcomes will be presented. This will be followed by a brief review of currently available treatment options for this population. The remainder of this presentation will focus on a recently developed intervention known as ACCESS – Accessing Campus Connections and Empowering Student Success - to illustrate how cognitive-behavioral therapy strategies can be used to address the multiple treatment needs of college students with ADHD. This discussion of ACCESS will begin by addressing its conceptual underpinnings, its programmatic development and refinement, and the evidence in support of its efficacy derived from an initial open clinical trial and a recently completed multi-site randomized controlled trial. This will be followed by a detailed description of its therapeutic components, along with recommendations for how to implement ACCESS in various campus and off-campus settings.
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Component Credit Type State/Medical Type Available Credits Earned Credits APA Certificate Medical APA 1.50 0.00 NBCC Certificate Medical NBCC 1.50 0.00 CAMFT Certificate Medical CAMFT 1.50 0.00 New York State Psychologist Certificate Medical New York State Psychologist 1.50 0.00 New York State Social Worker Certificate Medical New York State Social Worker 1.50 0.00 Socratic questioning is a transtheoretical omnipresent psychotherapeutic process. Effective use of Socratic questioning in session is predictive of symptoms change; this relationship holds even after controlling for the relationship. However, there is some evidence that learning to artfully and competently use Socratic strategies in session is among the hardest skills for a psychotherapist to learn. Of course, Socrates was not a therapist and a pure application of the Socratic Method with a perfect fidelity would not be therapeutic. This webinar presents a more empathic and collaborative approach to using Socratic strategies in a clinical context; Socratic strategies are integrated with good clinical practices in a manner that is consistent with the evidence-base of what constitutes effective therapy. This webinar presents a framework for teaching clients and therapists how to use Socratic cognitive and behavior change strategies. This framework is based on methods that have proven effective training several thousand frontline public mental health therapists in how to deliver high quality cognitive behavior therapy. Participants will be taught how to use a four-step framework for Socratic questioning. Collaborative empiricism appropriately describes this process of using collaborative strategies to join with the client in applying scientific curiosity to their thought processes. Participants will learn how to use Socratic questioning strategies both within a single session and consistently across a number of sessions to bring about change in patient schema (i.e., core beliefs). Webinar will focus on applied examples and demonstrations.
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Component Credit Type State/Medical Type Available Credits Earned Credits APA Certificate Medical APA 1.50 0.00 NBCC Certificate Medical NBCC 1.50 0.00 CAMFT Certificate Medical CAMFT 1.50 0.00 New York State Psychologist Certificate Medical New York State Psychologist 1.50 0.00 New York State Social Worker Certificate Medical New York State Social Worker 1.50 0.00 Disruptive behavior in children is the most common source of referral to mental health providers, yet many clinicians do not know how to treat these problems. This webinar will cover the core parenting skills that compose most evidence-based behavioral parent training interventions for disruptive behavior in children. We will go over why children misbehave and how parents often inadvertently reinforce misbehavior. More importantly, we will cover the most important skills that are taught across all of the best researched parent training interventions, with a particular focus on the controversial skill of Time Out. Attendees will leave knowing how to teach parents some of these core skills as well as how to attain the next steps in knowledge and training.
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Component Credit Type State/Medical Type Available Credits Earned Credits APA Certificate Medical APA 1.50 0.00 NBCC Certificate Medical NBCC 1.50 0.00 CAMFT Certificate Medical CAMFT 1.50 0.00 New York State Psychologist Certificate Medical New York State Psychologist 1.50 0.00 New York State Social Worker Certificate Medical New York State Social Worker 1.50 0.00 Clients who identify as sexual and gender minorities seek therapy for many of the same reasons as heterosexual and/or cisgender clients including anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and relationship problems. Typical evidence-based interventions are likely to be effective, but best practice demands clinicians consider the cultural context when implementing a treatment plan. Despite progress in recent years, sexual and gender minorities continue to face structural inequities and marginalization in their daily lives that are exacerbated if they also hold other minoritized identities. Even with the best intentions, bias can intrude into the therapy room. This clinically-focused webinar will emphasize incorporating sexual and gender identities into the case conceptualization and adapting common CBT interventions such as cognitive restructuring, exposure, and behavioral activation to meet the needs of clients. Considerations for practice such as creating an affirming environment and engagement with LGBTQA+ communities will also be discussed.
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Component Credit Type State/Medical Type Available Credits Earned Credits APA Certificate Medical APA 1.50 0.00 NBCC Certificate Medical NBCC 1.50 0.00 CAMFT Certificate Medical CAMFT 1.50 0.00 New York State Psychologist Certificate Medical New York State Psychologist 1.50 0.00 New York State Social Worker Certificate Medical New York State Social Worker 1.50 0.00 Process-based therapy (PBT) is a radical departure from the latent disease model of the DSM and ICD with its absurd proliferation of the protocols-for-syndrome approach.
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