CBT Australia - CBT Training & Workshops

CBT Australia Training & WorkshopsCBT Australia offers opportunities to train with international therapists of the highest calibre in the field. CBT Australia has strong links to the pioneering Albert Ellis Institute and the Beck Institute in the USA. CBT Australia’s local trainers are experienced clinicians in their own rite, adding the dimension of their rich case experience to the presentations and training. 

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Australia places a strong emphasis on learning through doing. Small group supervision enables participants to practice their skills, receive individual feedback and observe therapy modelled by trainers. Therapy training with CBT Australia is an active experience.

CBT Australia offers the following Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Training Courses in locations throughout Australia:

 

Certificate in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy


In this four-day course, participants will develop a thorough theoretical understanding of cognitive behaviour therapy and the skills specific to this mode of therapy. A qualifacton in the health / helping professions is a prerequisite.

 

 

Certificate in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy - Advanced


This four-day workshop will focus on advanced CBT skills. Theoretical aspects will include: differences between the various approaches to CBT and their implications; integration of other techniques with CBT; and advanced disputation. The program will address issues related to CBT with a range of challenging clients. This workshop is for participants who have completed the Certificate in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.

 

 

Primary Certificate in Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy


CBT Australia, in collaboration with the Australian Institute for Rational Emotive Therapy (the only organisation in Australasia officially affiliated with the Albert Ellis Institute in New York), offers the Primary Certificate in Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy.

 

 

Certificate in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy with Children and Adolescents


During this four-day interactive training program, participants will be introduced to cognitive behavioural techniques and strategies for working with children and adolescents.

 

 

CBT and the Angry Client: Engagement, Assessment and Treatment


Although certainly a common and universal human experience, the topic of anger has been long neglected by clinical researchers. Anger has become the forgotten emotion. Yet, descriptive data show that problematic anger reactions are quite common and that practitioners across a wide range of treatment settings routinely encounter clients with anger difficulties.

 

 

Integrating Motivational Interviewing with Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy: Strengthening Engagement and Guiding Behavior Change

 

This 2-day workshop is focused on developing practitioner competency in integrating Motivational Interviewing (MI) skills with Cognitive-Behavioral interventions.