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CBT informata sul trauma

Un quadro per integrare gli approcci affettivi, narrativi e altro ancora.

Relatore:
Robert Lusk, PhD
Durata:
5 Hours 07 Minutes
Lingua:
Presentato in EN, sottotitoli in EN, ES, DE, IT e FR, dispense in EN, ES, DE, IT e FR.
Copyright:
20 luglio, 2022
Codice prodotto:
POS059009
Tipo di media:
Seminario digitale


Descrizione

Your clients impacted by trauma fall into negative self-thoughts, harsh worldviews and every new experience becomes a part of them through a distorted lens.

Trauma-Informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TI-CBT) has the power to prevent your clients from spiraling further and further…

It’s time to get the training to harness one of the most effective treatments ever developed to treat one of the most common problems in your office. Expert training in TI-CBT from Rob Lusk, PhD, will teach you to hone your CBT skills and apply them to challenging client presentations.

You’ll walk away from this training with the concrete skills to:

  • Structure client sessions with a trans-diagnostic framework
  • Apply concepts from Cognitive Processing Therapy, Prolonged Exposure & more
  • Learn specific techniques from Mindfulness, Somatic & Affective Therapy
  • Disempower negative core beliefs & compensatory behaviors

All this while exploring real client case studies throughout each step of learning TI-CBT.

Transform your client’s thoughts, lives and your career. Register now!

Credito


Credito per l'autoapprendimento

This self-study program consists of 5.25 clock hours of continuing education instruction. Credit requirements and approvals vary by country and local regulatory bodies. Please save the course outline, the certificate of completion you receive from the activity and contact your local regulatory organization to determine specific eligibility and requirements. 



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Robert Lusk, PhD's Profile

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Robert Lusk, PhD, ha dedicato la sua carriera a lavorare con i sopravvissuti ai traumi e le loro famiglie, e a fornire formazione e consulenza a genitori, famiglie militari e professionisti su questioni legate ai traumi, alla genitorialità di bambini con esigenze speciali, ai disturbi dell'attaccamento, ai farmaci psicotropi, alla reintegrazione dopo il dispiegamento e ai disturbi psichiatrici. Negli ultimi 26 anni, il dottor Lusk è stato direttore clinico di The Baby Fold. Qui, progetta e implementa nuovi programmi e fornisce supervisione clinica, consulenza e controllo a tutti i programmi di trattamento dell'agenzia.

Il Dr. Lusk ha completato un tirocinio a tempo pieno presso il Brentwood Veterans Administration Medical Center di Los Angeles, dove si è concentrato sul trattamento del PTSD per i veterani di guerra. Negli ultimi 30 anni ha continuato a fornire supervisione, formazione e trattamento ai veterani e ad altri adulti sopravvissuti al trauma.

Il Dr. Lusk è anche docente di corsi presso l'Università Wesleyan dell'Illinois e da oltre 30 anni è attivamente coinvolto nella ricerca investigativa sul trauma, compresi gli studi sull'efficacia dell'approccio terapeutico e sugli effetti cognitivi e scolastici del trauma. Ha pubblicato diversi articoli su riviste e capitoli di libri sulla comprensione e il trattamento dei traumi.

Il Dr. Lusk ha conseguito il Master e il Dottorato in psicologia clinica presso l'Università della California a Los Angeles e si è formato in una varietà di interventi, tra cui la Terapia Cognitiva Comportamentale focalizzata sul trauma, il modello di Attaccamento, Regolazione e Competenza (ARC), il Problem-Solving Collaborativo, la terapia di coppia e familiare, l'Intervento Relazionale Basato sulla Fiducia e l'Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).


Rivelazioni dell'oratore:
Finanziarie: Il Dr. Robert Lusk è titolare di uno studio privato e ha un rapporto di lavoro con la Illinois Wesleyan University. È consulente di The Baby Fold. Il Dr. Lusk riceve un onorario per le conferenze e le royalties per le registrazioni da PESI, Inc. Non ha relazioni finanziarie rilevanti con organizzazioni non ammissibili.
Non finanziario: Il Dr. Robert Lusk è membro dell'American Psychological Association.


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Informazioni sul programma

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Obiettivi

  1. Theorize foundations of TI-CBT.
  2. Apply concepts and interventions from TI-CBT to case study examples.
  3. Formulate treatment plans and progress based on therapy stages and PRACTICE model.
  4. Implement Trauma-Informed CBT strategies in session. 
  5. Integrate interventions from somatic, in vivo, mindfulness with cognitive and behavioral strategies.
  6. Build preventative and support factors to encourage post-trauma growth.

Schema

Foundations of TI-CBT 

  • History of CBT
  • Core assumptions of CBT
  • Mechanisms of change in CBT
  • Problematic core beliefs & doubt labels
  • The broad definition of “behavioral” in TI-CBT
  • Compensatory behaviors

The Transdiagnostic Approach, Core Regulation Issues, and the Universal Protocol

  • Transdiagnostic Approach and the Universal Protocol 
  • Core emotional regulation issues 
  • Universal Protocol (UP) & core skills 

Two main types of Post-Trauma Treatment 

  • Therapeutic interventions
  • Post-crisis interventions
    • Illustrative Example: Psychological First Aid (PFA)

TI-CBT: Conceptual and Research Basis

  • 3 Pillars of Trauma-Informed Care
  • TF-CBT: The “gold standard” for trauma treatment
  • American Psychological Association Clinical Practice Guideline for the Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in Adults
    • Recommended models
      • Cognitive Processing Therapy
      • Prolonged Exposure Therapy
    • Suggested model: EMDR
  • Stages of Trauma Treatment applied to CBT
  • Assessment client readiness, apply screens & measures

What Do TI-CBT Models Have in Common? The PRACTICE Acronym  

  • P - Psychoeducation & Parenting skills (Stage One)
    • Cognitive Factors
  • R - Relaxation & coping techniques (Stage One)
  • A - Affective expression & regulation (Stage One)
  • C - Cognitive coping & processing (Stage One)
    • In CBT models, this is the majority of the focus (along with the narrative)
    • When the upsetting thought is accurate (often true for real-life problem areas involving basic needs), teach clients to create Action Plans to implement practical solutions
  • T - Trauma narrative & processing (Stage Two if needed)
  • I - In vivo (real life) exposure (Stage Two)
  • C - Conjoint parent/child sessions (All stages for youth)
  • E - Enhancing personal safety & future growth (Stage Three)

Diving into PRACTICE with Illustrative Case Examples 

  • Case #1: 14-year-old female sexual abuse survivor
  • Case #2: 35-year-old male who lost a child 

Building a Treatment Plan (including Interventions & Methods for Evaluating Progress)

  • Stage One
    • Psychoeducation Goal & Objectives
    • Parenting Goal & Objectives (Youth)
    • Emotion Identification & Expression Goal & Objectives
    • Coping Skills & Emotional Regulation Goal & Objectives
    • Healthy Thinking Goal & Objectives
  • Stage Two
    • Arousal Modulation Goal & Objectives
    • Trauma Narrative/Exposure Goal & Objectives
  • Stage Three
    • Enhancing Personal Safety Goal & Objectives
    • Planning for Future Triggers Goal & Objectives

Interventions for Parents of Youth Trauma Survivors 

  • Caregiver Emotional Control
  • Building Emotional Safety and Parenting Skills
  • Positive Discipline
  • Example: Family/Parent work in Case #1

Implementing Relaxation, Coping and Grounding techniques 

  • Behavioral and related strategies
  • Breathing retraining/controlled breathing
  • Movement-based strategies
  • Bruce Perry’s Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics
  • Using Props/The Comfort Kit (with examples)
  • Strategie cognitive
  • Distraction
  • Mindfulness practice
  • Problem-solving

Building Affective Expression & Regulation Skills

  • Identifying feelings
  • Expressing feelings
  • SUDs scales & Zones of Regulation

Correcting Cognitive Distortions

  • The 5-step process
  • Most common targets of cognitive processing
  • The Franklin Method

Examples of building regulation skills

  • Case #1
  • Case #2

Examples of cognitive work

  • Case #1
  • Case #2

Implementing Stage Two: The Trauma Narrative 

  • But first . . . Stage One additional components
    • Safety plans
    • Trauma-specific areas of focus
    • Case example: Sexual abuse-specific focus
    • Case example: Prolonged exposure for avoidance of triggers
  • Stage Two: Trauma Processing
    • Creating the trauma narrative
      • Methods
      • Process
    • When is your client done with Stage Two?
    • Example: processing trauma/trauma narrative in Case #1
    • Example: processing trauma/trauma narrative in Case #2

Implementing Stage Three: Enhancing personal safety & post-traumatic growth 

  • Stage Three components
  • Example: Stage Three in Case #1
  • Example: Stage Three in Case #2

Pubblico di riferimento

  • Consulenti
  • Assistenti sociali
  • Psicologi
  • Case Manager
  • Consulenti per le dipendenze
  • Terapisti
  • Terapisti del matrimonio e della famiglia
  • Infermieri
  • Medici
  • Physicians Assistants
  • Altri professionisti della salute mentale
  • Altri operatori sanitari

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