MiCBT Applied Course: Schedule


MINDFULNESS-INTEGRATED CBT:
AN APPLIED COURSE FOR PROFESSIONALS
8 WEEKS

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Dates: Saturdays 14 July - 1 September 2012
Time: 1pm - 3pm  
Facilitator: Bruno Cayoun

Week 1: 14 July  

Introduction of each participant

  • Existing experience in MiCBT
  • Workplace activities and context
  • Motivation to attend
  • Main expectations from the course

Planning implementation of the program, setting goals and discussing professional and ethical matters:

  • Clarifying responsibility for therapy outcome
  • Who will implement the program to individual clients or in group
  • What client population will be chosen
  • Evaluating therapist’s existing competencies for the planned program (i.e., is the therapist currently sufficiently equipped to implement this program to complex/severe cases?)
  • Evaluation of initial pacing (i.e., should one start standard delivery or use a variation to adapt to client’s severe symptoms?) 

Setting and explaining this week’s homework for chosen clients:

  • Implement PMR or Mindfulness of Breath according to symptom severity

Week 2: 21 July

Homework given last week: Practice feedback from each participant

Task clarification and elaboration:

  • Mindfulness of breath & Neural networks activation

Setting and explaining next week’s homework:

  • Normalising intrusive thoughts during practice 
  • Validating effort and commitment to daily practice
  • Unilateral part-by-part body-scanning using auditory instructions on CD
  • Study Part 2 of the MiCBT textbook (Internalising skills)

Week 3: 28 July

Homework given last week: Practice feedback from each participant

Task clarification and elaboration:

  • Mindfulness practice (Unilateral body-scanning) and the role of equanimity in the extinguishment of learned responses

Setting and explaining next week’s homework:

  • Implementing schedule and providing rationale (Neuroplasticity in correct cortical sites, preventing “structural interference”, etc) for unilateral part-by-part body-scanning without auditory instructions
  • Implementing informal practice (practising mindfulness in daily life) and providing a rationale for it (e.g., importance of skill transfer/generalisation of new behaviour).
  • Further study of Part 2 of the MiCBT textbook (Internalising skills)

Week 4: 4 August

Homework given last week: Practice feedback from each participant

Task clarification and elaboration:

  • Mindfulness practice (Unilateral body-scanning without instructions)
  • Stage 2: Using SUDS form with “bi-polar” and in-vivo exposure techniques

Setting and explaining next week’s homework:

  • Implementing bilateral (symmetrical) body-scanning using auditory instructions and providing clients with a sound rationale for advanced scanning techniques (rapid detection of early distress cues, prevention of relapse, etc)
  • Guiding client to fill in SUDS form
  • Implementing bi-polar and in-vivo exposure methods
  • Study Chapter 7 of the MiCBT textbook (Exposure skills)

Week 5: 11 August

Homework given last week: Practice feedback from each participant

  • Advanced body-scanning: Partial sweeping
  • Stage 3 (Part 1): Identifying targets and experiential ownership methods

Setting and explaining next week’s homework:

  • Providing brief rationale for Stage 3 (Interpersonal stage) to clients
  • implementing Experiential ownership and providing a rationale for it based on co-emergence reinforcement
  • Implementing partial sweeping technique
  • Study Chapter 8 of the MiCBT textbook (Interpersonal skills)

Week 6: 18 August

Homework given last week: Practice feedback from each participant

  • Advanced body scanning: Sweeping en masse
  • Stage 3 (Part 2): Integrating mindfulness with assertiveness training

Setting and explaining next week’s homework:

  • Combining experiential ownership with the 7-step assertive communication method
  • Implementing Sweeping en masse
  • Provide a rationale for preventing craving responses to pleasant “free-flow” of body sensations
  • Study Chapter 9 of the MiCBT textbook (Grounded Empathy skills)

Week 7: 25 August

Homework given last week: Practice feedback from each participant

  • Advanced body-scanning: Transversal Scanning
  • Stage 4: Compassion Training

Setting and explaining next week’s homework:

  • Providing a sound and scientifically-based rationale for the use of empathy training (empathy as a counterconditioning context and reward)
  • Provide a sound and scientifically-based rationale for trialling adherence to 5 ethical precepts (as “behavioural experiments”)
  • Implementing Loving-Kindness meditation
  • Implementing Transversal scanning
  • Study Chapter 9 of the MiCBT textbook (Empathic skills)

 Week 8: 1 September

Homework given last week: Practice feedback from each participant

  • Course revision and summary
  • Evaluating learning outcomes
  • Further training and planning professional support

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 
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TRAINING 2012
Australia
New Zealand
Singapore 
Ireland


MiCBT WORKSHOP:
AN INTRODUCTION

21/22 April 2012 Melbourne VIC
Workshop Full

28/29 April 2012 Auckland NZ

11/12 August 2012 Sydney NSW

 MiCBT FOUNDATION COURSE
(8 Weeks)

Blended learning format: block mode face-to-face and online

21 April - 16 June 2012
Melbourne VIC and Online 
Course Full

28 April - 16 June 2012
Auckland NZ and Online

11 August - 29 September 2012
Sydney NSW and Online 

MiCBT APPLIED COURSE
(8 Weeks)

14 July - 1 September  2012
Online 

MiCBT RESIDENTIAL RETREAT
(5 days)
 9 -14 March 2012
16 - 21 November 2012
Retreat Full
please contact us to be waitlisted
NICHE: Cygnet, TASMANIA


 


CENTRE FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY

SINGAPORE
MiCBT for Crisis Intervention and Relapse Prevention
4/5/6 May 2012

MICBT: Foundation Course for Professionals
4 May - 23 June 2012


SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY
CITY COLLEGES - DUBLIN

MiCBT for Crisis Intervention and Relapse Prevention
15-16 September 2012

MICBT: Foundation Course for Professionals
15 September - 3 November 2012


MASTERCLASS

"Improving Understanding and Implementation of Mindfulness-integrated CBT"
Half-day, 29 June 2012
Part of the
2012 APS Clinical College 
National Conference

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All Courses can be taken independently or as part of the Vocational Graduate Diploma of MiCBT. Either enrol as a student in the Graduate Diploma, or register to attend a course or workshop as an independant participant.
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Comments from previous participants:
"Excellent workshop! I was quite a reluctant participant but was quickly engaged and want to know more - thank you for a great learning experience."
"One of the best presenters of Mindfulness I have had the pleasure to be instructed by - evidenced-based, clear, succinct and presented with integrity and loving kindness."

"Absolutely loved it - thanks so much Bruno for sharing your experience and wisdom. What a wonderful set of tools!"

 "A most enlightening and motivating workshop. Thank you! I will work with this myself and be grateful for the chance to share with my clients."