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Developing cognitive case conceptualizations and challenging core beliefs
Build deeper insight and clinical precision by mastering cognitive case conceptualizations in CBT—an essential skill for effective, belief-focused therapy.
Join Dr. Noah Lazar on May 23 and explore cognitive case conceptualizations in CBT for working with adult populations.
Developing a cognitive case conceptualization is one of the fundamental aspects of treating clients using a cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) approach. This conceptualization is critical for creating a treatment plan and understanding the relationship between early childhood events, core and intermediate beliefs, and automatic thoughts.
In this training, we will discuss how to conceptualize client cases using a CBT approach. We will also explore strategies to identify and modify intermediate and core beliefs.
Learning objectives:
- Understand the relationship between early childhood events, core and intermediate beliefs, and automatic thoughts.
- Develop cognitive conceptualization diagrams.
- Identify intermediate and core beliefs.
- Develop strategies to challenge intermediate and core beliefs.
Register now to enhance your CBT practice with practical tools to conceptualize cases and challenge the beliefs that drive client distress.
