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Enhance your specialist supervisory skills with an evidence‑informed workshop exploring the latest developments in CBT for psychosis and bipolar. Gain refreshed knowledge, strengthen formulation expertise, and reflect on real‑world supervisory challenges to support safe, effective mental health practice.
Deepen your confidence in supervising CBTp and CBT‑informed work with one year of accessible learning—join the workshop to stay current, strengthen your supervisory impact, and support colleagues and service users with compassion and clarity.
The research and evidence base for Psychosis and bipolar interventions is rapidly evolving. CBT protocols for psychosis and bipolar have also evolved and we recognise the challenge in staying up to date. This workshop will support your specialist supervisory practice through development of up-to-date knowledge and then the opportunity to reflect on the supervisory process. The workshop will offer: A brief history of the development of CBTp models and practice Revision of key Psycho... READ MORE
Enhance your CBT practice with a comprehensive workshop on addressing low self-esteem. Learn Fennell’s cognitive model, transdiagnostic factors, and evidence-based interventions to help clients build resilience and self-acceptance.
Reserve your spot today and gain practical skills to support clients in overcoming low self-esteem and fostering lasting positive change.
This workshop is for people who are familiar with using CBT in clinical practice, who wish to gain a comprehensive understanding of using CBT to work with clients experiencing problems with or related to low self-esteem. Although low self-esteem is not a diagnostic category, it is a recognised feature of many psychological disorders. A vulnerability factor for some problems and a feature or consequence of others, low self-esteem can affect and perpetuate a person’s distress, independently o... READ MORE
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