30-Hours Advanced Diploma in Cognitive Therapy
Credit hours
3
Tracing cognitive therapy from its origins to current practice, learners study the cognitive model, how distorted thinking is identified and challenged, and the use of behavioural experiments and thought records. Units also cover case conceptualisation, working with core beliefs and schemas, and approaches to anxiety and depression. It offers theoretical understanding for students and helping professionals, not a licence to treat.
What you'll cover
- 01Foundations and Evolution of Cognitive Therapy
- 02The Cognitive Model and Core Concepts
- 03Identifying and Challenging Cognitive Distortions
- 04Behavioural Experiments and Activity Scheduling
- 05Cognitive Therapy for Anxiety and Depression
- 06Case Conceptualisation and Treatment Planning
- 07Advanced Cognitive Strategies and Thought Records
- 08Working with Core Beliefs and Schema
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