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Most therapists believe they are above average, but the reality is that we all struggle with difficult cases and confusing clinical presentations.
We can teach you how to work with a wider range of patients, more effectively, and with more confidence
Upcoming Courses & Events
How patients use therapy to get better
Francesco Gazillo, PhD, will be teaching about Testing in Psychotherapy, exploring how CMT improves patient outcomes. Theory and case material will be used to understand how patients participate in creating the outcomes for success in their own work.
CMT for patients with personality disorders
Patients with PD often present some of the most challenging dilemmas for clinicians, and therapists often feel overwhelmed and stuck when working with them. In this course, professor David Kealy, PhD will show how CMT formulations can help decode work with PD clients in a manner that allows case specificity, not technique of theory, to determine effective treatment approaches.
Becoming a More Effective Therapist: An Introduction to Control-Mastery
Friday May 29th, 2:30pm-5.30pm PST
Have you ever wondered why research shows therapeutic techniques don’t lead to better outcomes? Or why the DSM doesn’t guide treatment more effectively? And what explains why some therapists are better than others if it isn’t the theory they’re using? Join us for this introductory course and learn the basics of applying this approach to your work.