- Trauma-Focused CBT, for all ages -

Content
25 modules

Rating

Instructor
Dr William Davies

Price
$430.00

Description

PTSD is an unusual and often devastating clinical phenomenon, with distressing symptoms and the ability to apparently change the personality of the person displaying it. Clinicians can be at a loss for how to respond to it, and may feel frustrated that their established clinical skills, which work well in other conditions, seem to be redundant with PTSD. This course is for clinicians who need to know about PTSD, how to help patients initially lessen the symptoms of it, then process the trauma, and ultimately head towards growing and developing post-trauma.

The APT has mastered the delivery of TF-CBT training 'online anytime'; providing top class training you can access right now or any time that suits you. No longer do you have to wait for 'the start date' of the course.

"I really enjoyed the course and feel that I have learnt a lot and feel enthusiastic about using my newly acquired skills within my practice."

Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT), for all ages training from the Association for Psychological Therapies (APT), includes APT accreditation, certification, and resources. And the APT has perfected the art of delivering it in a way that makes it appear simple and easy to apply.

"Great training, really interesting and well structured."

With a wealth of clinical experience, Dr William Davies presents the course with relevant stories and examples of using TF-CBT and an engaging lightness which perfectly complements the radical nature of the therapy.


 

"I am delighted by this course. Dr Davies and his dry wit have been wonderful companions. Will buy and undertake others."

This course gives you a thorough introduction to TF-CBT, it is APT-accredited, and gives you access to important resources for you to use post-course. Whether you simply want to broaden your knowledge or become a committed TF-CBT practitioner, this course is for you. The course can be studied by individuals or whole teams and organisations.

For further information on the format of APT online training, the APT’s guarantee to you, and how to make a group booking, click here.

 

Bookings:

Click ‘add to cart’ to purchase by card or PayPal. (If you are ordering for somebody else - or a group - create an account and select ‘Bulk Purchase’ once you have proceeded to cart.)

If you would like to be invoiced please email finance@apt.ac stating; the course title, how many places you require, your organisation's purchase order number, and the name and address for the invoice to be sent to.

Objectives

The course covers a great deal:

Establishing Foundation Knowledge.

  • What constitutes a trauma, and What are the effects of trauma? (DSM criteria, and examples.)
  • Is it fair to say that anything that results in the effects of trauma can rightly be considered a trauma?
  • Assessment and formulation.
  • Giving the client a chance to tell their story and assessing symptoms.
  • What do we do if they don’t want to ‘tell their story’; not everyone wants to talk about experiences that have traumatised them.
  • ‘Formulation’: What their purpose of coming to see you is (the problem-to-be-solved, or the goal), what predisposing and perpetuating factors there are, what positives they have, the plan.

Lessening the Effects of trauma.

  • Safety and stabilisation, and making sure the person is out of the traumatic situation.
  • Psychoeducation on Trauma.
  • Examining the toolbox of coping strategies the person already has, and using those where possible.
  • Mindfulness and Acceptance.
  • Distress tolerance.
  • Emotion regulation.
  • Problem solving.
  • Creating a safe place as a bolt-hole to retreat to if necessary, and creating confidence in their ability to use it well.
  • Ensuring they can ‘put their foot on the brake’ when necessary.

Processing the traumatic event.

  • Appraising what meaning the trauma holds for the person, and what it says about them, others, or the world around them; Figuring out what a more helpful appraisal would look like. Reinforcing the new cognitive appraisal of the situation - perhaps as 'post-traumatic growth'.
  • Creating a trauma narrative bit by bit, thereby enabling the client to connect with the trauma - either through it's memory, emotions or somatically - without being overwhelmed.
  • ‘Cleaning up after’ the patient, maybe offering more generous attributions and perceptions than they do.
  • Using Logical Evidence Based Reasoning, and when not to use it.
  • Encouraging compassion throughout, especially where the traumatic event was partly the patient’s fault. (Some tragic and traumatic events – for example some road traffic incidents – may be partly or largely attributable to the patient themselves. They are of course still entitled to help, but sometimes don’t feel they are.)
  • Re-living and Exposure therapy.

Post-traumatic growth. In addition to growth achieved by the two previous sections:

  • Helping people to assimilate what they have learned into their understanding of themselves, the world and others.
  • ‘Forging Meaning and Building Identity’ (Andrew Solomon.)
  • Learning to use the past as a “rear view mirror” and so predominantly looking ahead.
  • Re-examining the environment from the new post-trauma perspective, and majoring on situations and people that produce the best for the patient.
  • Contemplating positive events and ‘Anti-Traumas’ (William Davies): events so positive they leave a lasting positive schema in the brain.




Who should attend this course?

People who attend normally fall into one of two categories:

1. Professionals who see patients in 1:1 treatment settings, have a significant degree of clinical skill, and wish to add techniques relevant to PTSD to their repertoire.

2. 'Whole teams' (either in inpatient or community settings) seeking to develop a common approach to PTSD.

The professional affiliations of people attending the training include: mental health/psychiatric nurses, social workers, occupational therapists, clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, probation officers and others.


What you receive as a result of attending the training:

All delegates are registered at APT as having attended the course, and receive a downloadable certificate to acknowledge their attendance, registration, and APT-Accreditation at the appropriate level. As a bona fide APT event, this course automatically has accreditation from The Association for Psychological Therapies. This accreditation is given weight by the fact of over 125,000 professionals having attended APT training.

Upon completion of this course (and exam), delegates will receive Level 2 APT accreditation in the subject.


Bookings:

Click ‘add to cart’ to purchase by card or PayPal. (If you are ordering for somebody else - or a group - create an account and select ‘Bulk Purchase’ once you have proceeded to cart.)

If you would like to be invoiced please email finance@apt.ac stating; the course title, how many places you require, your organisation's purchase order number, and the name and address for the invoice to be sent to.

Certificate

By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate APT Accreditation, Level 2 (18 hours CPD)

Learning Credits

CPD
18.0
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Chapter 1 Introduction
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Chapter 2 What is trauma and PTSD?
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Chapter 3 Assessment
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Chapter 4 Formulation
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Chapter 5 Normalisation and Psychoeducation
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Chapter 6 Help put together a toolbox
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Chapter 7 Mindfulness
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Chapter 8 Emotion regulation
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Chapter 9 Distress tolerance skills
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Chapter 10 Enthusiastic Problem Solving
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Chapter 11 Braking and moving to a safe place
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Chapter 12 Complex Cases
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Chapter 13 What does trauma mean to the person
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Chapter 14 Suggesting a different meaning
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Chapter 15 Creating a narrative of the trauma
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Chapter 16 Cleaning up after the patient
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Chapter 17 Encouraging compassion throughout
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Chapter 18 Reliving
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Chapter 19 Complex PTSD revisted
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Chapter 20 Moving forward
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Chapter 21 Practice based evidence
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Chapter 22 The peer supervision meeting
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Chapter 23 Applying what we have covered, reliably
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Chapter 24 What have you earned by attending
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Exam
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Added 7 days ago, by Arielle
Great course!
 
Added 10 days ago, by Anonymous
This was an excellent course that I found insightful and nuanced in it's approach to conceptualising and treating PTSD symptoms
 
Added 11 days ago, by Steven
Great course.
 
Added 20 days ago, by Bronwyn
It was okay
 
Added 3 months ago, by Brooke
Very helpful
 
Added 4 months ago, by Anonymous
Very helpful and informative course, delivered with warmth, compassion and good humour. Thank you!
 
Added 6 months ago, by Rosario
I enjoyed this course, thank you very much ^-^
 
Added 9 months ago, by Anonymous
This course was really well presented, informative and enjoyable.
 
Added 10 months ago, by Meryl
Very well covered and well presented.
 
Added 10 months ago, by Anonymous
Well presented and informative

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