Your training will begin by mastering the key competencies for Sleep assessment in a clinical setting Take the next step-By-Step guidance to find the clinical tools that you need to recognize the behavior that is interfering in the building-Deep sleep drive. File Size: 6.4 GB
Colleen E. Carney, PhD & Meg Danforth, PhD – Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia The evidence-Based Insomnia
How many times have you asked your clients about their sleeping habits? The answer is “none,” It is possible that you are missing a crucial diagnosis…
Up to 80% of your clients may meet the criteria for Clinical insomnia. And missing this diagnosis could slow or even halt your therapeutic progress with clients suffering from depression, trauma, anxiety, or chronic pain.
The good news? There’s a safe, evidence-based approach that you can easily apply to your clinical practice: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I).
The bad news?
There isn’t enough CBT-I have trained clinicians!
Now you can be a part of the solution!
Now you can advance your practice with specialized training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia Through this online course.
Two of the most respected sleep specialists and treatment innovators today are yours. Colleen E. Carney, PhD?, Meg Danforth, PhD, for Step-By-Step-by-step instructions for how to apply CBT-I in a clear, systematic session-By-session approach that is proven to effectively treat insomnia — long after treatment has ended.
This comprehensive training will leave you equipped with the necessary tools to immediately integrate into your next session.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia Has been proven to…
- Clients who have used sleep medication should be supported for Jahre
- Short-term pharmacotherapy is as effective as long-term pharmacotherapy, but it’s more effective in the longer term.
- It is possible to effectively treat the root cause of insomnia and not just the symptoms.
This training will teach you how to…
- Enhance your client’s sleep efficiency & daytime functioning.
- Address The three main causes of insomnia.
- Diminution Sleep anxiety.
- Target Clients with comorbid sleeplessness may have perpetuating factors.
- Retire You can reduce or eliminate the use of sleep medication.
- …and many other things About sleep-related anxiety
Assessment and the Basics in CBT-I
Your training will begin by mastering the key competencies for Sleep assessment in a clinical setting Take the next step-By-Step guidance to find the clinical tools that you need to recognize the behavior that is interfering in the building-Deep sleep drive can be increased. Strategies are also available. for Cognitive arousal and fatigue management are just a few of the many things you can do to manage your cognitive abilities.
- Learn key components for Sleep assessment in a non-invasive manner-Specialized sleep setting
- Identify any behaviors that may interfere with the building process-Up to deep sleep drive
- Learn more about fatigue management strategies
- Understanding the delivery models: 4-Session individual format, 7-Format for session groups and single sessions of CBT-I
- Help clients calculate their ideal time-In-Prescription for bed
Delivery of CBT-I in the context of Comorbidities
Part 2 will show you how to use CBT-I work with clients who struggle with anxiety, depression, PTSD, Traumatic brain Injury (TBI), chronic pain, and other mental health issues. Learn how to deal with adherence issues and what the obstacles are in implementing CBT.-Learn how to adapt therapy materials to the needs of your clients.
- Learn about the difficulties associated with implementation for those with comorbidities
- Learn strategies for Get out of bed every morning
- Get tools for Proactively resting-Sleep
- Seek out the evidence for For and against sleeping medications
Co-Advanced Case Formulation and Occurring Sleep Disorders
Part 3 will give you strategies for Safely treating co-occurring clients-Sleep disorders like sleep apnea are common. Learn how to use case formulation when using CBT to guide your assessment.-I practice.
- Use a Case Formulation Sheet to help guide your assessment and treatment decisions
- Communicate the importance and risks of sleep apnea to clients.
- Learn how to treat a mask-Sleep apnea treatment can cause claustrophobia.
- How to integrate CBT-I with treatment for Nightmares
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy CBT has proven to be a very effective intervention for Although CBT and Mindfulness have been used for decades by clinicians, very few people have ever discovered their powerful healing properties. This practical and engaging skills manual will teach you the principles of CBT. Then, it will show you how to implement them. for It is possible to integrate mindfulness practices into therapy.
Straight-Forward explanations There are dozens of worksheets Therapy can be improved by providing new insights and new tools for treating stress, anxiety panic, depression and pain.
Two of today’s most prominent CBT experts are featured-I am an innovator
Colleen E. Carney, PhDSleep problems can be solved by. for The past 15+ years. She is an expert in psychological therapies. for Co-occurring disorders can cause insomnia.-Having mental health problems. Dr. Carney is director of the Sleep and Depression Laboratory, Ryerson University Department of Psychology. Her work has been featured by The New York Times She has more than 100 publications about insomnia. She regularly trains mental health professionals and students in CBT. for Insomnia Invited workshops across North America, as well as international conferences. Dr. Carney is an avid advocate for the environment. for Increasing the availability of treatment for People with insomnia or other health conditions. For more information, please visit www.drcolleencarney.com
Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Colleen Ryerson University’s Carney is a professor. PESI Inc. Nonfinancial, Carney receives a speaking honourarium Colleen Carney is a Member of the Canadian Psychological Association. for Behavioral Cognitive Therapeutics (ABCT).
Financial: Colleen Ryerson University’s Carney is a professor. PESI Inc. Nonfinancial, Carney receives a speaking honourarium Colleen Carney is a Member of the Canadian Psychological Association. for Behavioral Cognitive Therapeutics (ABCT).
Meg Danforth, PhDShe is a licensed psychologist, and certified. Behavioral A Sleep Medicine Specialist, who helps people to sleep better without taking medication for The past 15 years. She is a Duke University Medical Center educator and a clinician. She is the Director of Duke University Medical Center. Behavioral Sleep Medicine Clinic provides advanced clinical care to patients suffering from sleep disorders, as well as other medical and mental issues. She provides supervision and clinical training to psychology fellows, interns, or students. Dr. Danforth is dedicated to teaching clinicians of all backgrounds how to deliver CBT.-I observe them in their practice. Her work has been featured by CBS News and the Associated Press.
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Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Margaret Marion Danforth works as a clinical associate at Duke University Medical Center. She is awarded a speaking honorarium by PESI, Inc. for Behavioral Cognitive Therapies.
Financial: Margaret Marion Danforth works as a clinical associate at Duke University Medical Center. She is awarded a speaking honorarium by PESI, Inc. for Behavioral Cognitive Therapies.
The Next Steps for Advancing Your Practice
Keep an eye on your email for Order confirmationClick here to get instant access all Three parts of the comprehensive training and the FREE bonus — all designed to help you effectively integrate Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia into your practice. Click here for Description and objectives of the course.
You can review the course materials at any time and at your leisure. You will have unlimited access to the course materials. All course videos and material online permanently available. Plus, use The CE21 Mobile™ app to access the course content on-the-You can go wherever you like on your mobile device.
Instantly work with other professionals You can access the course materials via interactive message boards. As a member of hundreds of CBT professionals, you’ll become part of an international community.-I provide valuable opportunities to share insights and experiences, and to build your professional networks.
Completion of your CE online tests Earn up to 19 CE Hours! Click here for total course CE Credit and credit details specific to your profession.
Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 10 weeks
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 62
- Assessments Yes
