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CBT Foundation Certificate and Practitioner Certificate in CBT
Four day training in CBT for qualified counsellors and psychotherapists already trained within a non-CBT modality leading to a Foundation Certificate in CBT, with a further four days of CBT training leading to a Practitioner’s Certificate in CBT.
With all the current media and government focus on CBT it may seem to psychotherapists and counsellors trained in other models that it is taking over the world!
Who is the course for?
This course is in two-parts, the first 4 days lead to a Foundation Certificate and is open to all students who are seeing clients and who have an interest in extending the range of their therapeutic knowledge and skills. It aims to teach relevant skills of CBT in a way that respects the thinking and practice of other therapeutic orientations.
As well as full attendance, participants will need to complete a 2000 word essay, which focuses on the integration of CBT theory within their own therapeutic approach. Successful completion will result in a Metanoia Foundation Certificate in CBT.
The Foundation Certificate also serves as a pre-requisite for those students who wish to continue their studies and enter onto the Metanoia Practitioner Certificate in CBT, which involves a further 4 days of training and written work. It is also possible for students who have undertaken an equivalent introductory course elsewhere, to join the course at this stage, following the successful submission of a short APL (Accreditation of Prior Learning) portfolio. As well as full attendance, participants on the Practitioners Certificate route, will need to complete a 4000 word case study on a client, which demonstrates the application of the CBT model in practice.
What will be covered:
In the Foundation Certificate, we will cover the following topics: History and philosophy of CBT; the current situation with IAPT; assessment; specific CBT skills; working with people who present with anxiety problems such as generalised anxiety; phobias and obsessional compulsive problems . We will also cover working with people presenting with depression. Above all we will examine not only the differences but the similarities between CBT and other models of therapy and examine ways of integrating CBT into current practice. Many non-CBT therapists are already doing CBT without knowing it!
Foundation Certificate Course Dates:
6th and 7th March and 27th or 28th March 2012
COST:£670 Members and £775 Non-Members
The Practitioner’s Certificate in CBT
17th and 18th April and 15th and 16th of May
COST: £450 Members and £505 Non-Memebers
Plus £70 for essay to be marked.
Amongst other things the course will cover the following topics in depth:
- Working with people who present with anxiety
- Working with people who present with depression
- Third Wave CBT
- Working with the relationship and integration
Those of you who have already completed the 4-day Foundation Certificate, and are in the 3rd year of your training or above can go straight onto the remaining four days and add a Practitioner’s Certificate to your qualifications.
Dr Adrian Hemmings is a Chartered Psychologist as well as a UKCP Registered Psychotherapist and is a member of BABCP. He has had many years experience working as a practitioner in the NHS and third sector organisations.He also worked as Research Fellow at the University of Sussex for twelve years. Until recently he was Professional Head of Psychology for a primary care mental health team in Kent and director of Sussex Alcohol and Substance Use Service. Adrian integrates the Cognitive Behavioural Approach extensively in his work. Associate Membership is open to BACP Accredited Counsellors, UKCP Registered Psychotherapists and BPS Chartered Psychologists.
For further information about Associate Membership please email Hannah Rootham or call her on 020 8832 3089.
For further details and/or to download a Leaflet and/or Workshop Application Form, please click on the link to the right of the page