INTERVENTION WITH ADULTS: COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOURAL AND RELATED APPROACHES

Graduate

This course is designed to provide students with a solid understanding of the theory, principles and skills in cognitive behavioral therapy and related approaches. Students learn to apply CBT theory, techniques, and strategies to interventions with adults, including the treatment of anxiety and mood disorders. This course takes a case formulation approach, emphasizing, the formulation as a guide for the therapist’s decision making, and the application of evidence-based knowledge and skills. Implications of cultural and individual diversities for application of behavioral, cognitive, and related approaches are explored. PREREQUISITE: Acceptance to the Doctor of Psychology Program Three hours a week Three semester hours