Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Personality Disorders
This course will explore effective Cognitive Therapy strategies to use when working with clients with personality disorders. Details about automatic thoughts, core beliefs, schemas, and dysfunctional cognitive patterns will be presented in this course. All ten major personality disorders will be highlighted with specific details about clients' view of self and others, beliefs, fears, and affect. Participants will learn how clients' cognitive patterns play a key role in maintaining their interpersonal problems.
Course Objectives
Recall the connection between cognitions, emotions, and behaviors
Identify two persistent cognitive patterns for each personality disorder
Topic(s)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Related Modalities, Personality Disorders
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