Professional Workshops
Mindfulness-integrated
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
- Date: February 21 to April 17 2008
- Venue: Anne O'Byrne Centre, Howick St, Launceston - Tasmania
- Level: Beginner to intermediate, no experience of mindfulness assumed
- Length: 8 half-day sessions.
- Facilitator: Bruno Cayoun
- Workshop Objectives: The main aim of this APS-endorsed comprehensive 8-week course is to provide clinicians with a sound understanding of MiCBT principles and the necessary skills to implement them confidently in their clinical work. During each session, participants will also receive professional supervision to assist with their application of MiCBT skills with their specific client population, addressing issues of particular interest.
Course content will involve practical and experiential work and include:- core and advanced skills in mindfulness practice
- theoretical fundamentals of mindfulness approaches
- incorporating the complex foundations (locus and dynamics) of behaviour maintenance and extinction to improve ecological validity and therapeutic efficacy
- engaging the client in the MiCBT treatment plan
- skills to implement the four stages of MiCBT with patients diagnosed with most DSM-IV Axis and Axis II disorders
- Mindfulness-based relapse prevention strategies
- real case demonstrations on video and in a master class format will be included.
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PD Points: This course is endorsed by the College of Clinical Psychologists, College of Counselling Psychologists, College of Educational/Developmental Psychologists and College of Health Psychologists (24 specialist points for these college members or 24 generalist points for all other APS members).
- Contact: MiCBT Workshop Coordinator
- Click here for Brochure/Registration
- Date: April 19 to June 21 2008
- Venue: Northcote Town Hall, Melbourne, VIC
- Level: Beginner to intermediate, no experience of mindfulness assumed
- Length: 8 half-day sessions.
- Facilitator: Bruno Cayoun
- Workshop Objectives: The main aim of this APS-endorsed comprehensive 8-week course is to provide clinicians with a sound understanding of MiCBT principles and the necessary skills to implement them confidently in their clinical work. During each session, participants will also receive professional supervision to assist with their application of MiCBT skills with their specific client population, addressing issues of particular interest.
Course content will involve practical and experiential work and include:- core and advanced skills in mindfulness practice
- theoretical fundamentals of mindfulness approaches
- incorporating the complex foundations (locus and dynamics) of behaviour maintenance and extinction to improve ecological validity and therapeutic efficacy
- engaging the client in the MiCBT treatment plan
- skills to implement the four stages of MiCBT with patients diagnosed with most DSM-IV Axis and Axis II disorders
- Mindfulness-based relapse prevention strategies
- real case demonstrations on video and in a master class format will be included.
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PD Points: This course is endorsed by the College of Clinical Psychologists, College of Counselling Psychologists, College of Educational/Developmental Psychologists and College of Health Psychologists (24 specialist points for these college members or 24 generalist points for all other APS members).
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Contact: MiCBT Workshop Coordinator
- Click here for Brochure / Registration
- Date: June 5, 2008
- Venue: Hunter Institute of Mental Health, James Fletcher Hospital, Newcastle, Australia.
- Level: Beginner to intermediate, no experience of mindfulness assumed
- Length: Full day: 8.45am- 4.30pm
- Facilitator: Bruno Cayoun
- Workshop Objectives: The aim of the workshop is to demonstrate effective skills to facilitate the treatment of acute and chronic conditions with a particular focus on the experience of specific principles of mindfulness meditation and their sophisticated integration with CBT.
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- Date:June 28 to August 16 2008
- Venue:University of New South Wales, Sydney Australia
- Level: Beginner to intermediate, no experience of mindfulness assumed
- Length: 8 half-day sessions.
- Facilitator: Bruno Cayoun
- Workshop Objectives: The main aim of this APS-endorsed comprehensive 8-week course is to provide clinicians with a sound understanding of MiCBT principles and the necessary skills to implement them confidently in their clinical work. During each session, participants will also receive professional supervision to assist with their application of MiCBT skills with their specific client population, addressing issues of particular interest.
Course content will involve practical and experiential work and include:- core and advanced skills in mindfulness practice
- theoretical fundamentals of mindfulness approaches
- incorporating the complex foundations (locus and dynamics) of behaviour maintenance and extinction to improve ecological validity and therapeutic efficacy
- engaging the client in the MiCBT treatment plan
- skills to implement the four stages of MiCBT with patients diagnosed with most DSM-IV Axis and Axis II disorders
- Mindfulness-based relapse prevention strategies
- real case demonstrations on video and in a master class format will be included.
- core and advanced skills in mindfulness practice
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PD Points: This course is endorsed by the College of Clinical Psychologists, College of Counselling Psychologists, College of Educational/Developmental Psychologists and College of Health Psychologists (24 specialist points for these college members or 24 generalist points for all other APS members).
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Contact: MiCBT Workshop Coordinator
- Click here for Brochure / Registration
- Date: August 30 to October 25 2008
- Venue: Jubilee Terrace Hall, 180 Jubilee Terrace, BARDON QLD 4065
- Level: Beginner to intermediate, no experience of mindfulness assumed
- Length: 8 half-day sessions.
- Facilitator: Bruno Cayoun
- Workshop Objectives: The main aim of this APS-endorsed comprehensive 8-week course is to provide clinicians with a sound understanding of MiCBT principles and the necessary skills to implement them confidently in their clinical work. During each session, participants will also receive professional supervision to assist with their application of MiCBT skills with their specific client population, addressing issues of particular interest.
Course content will involve practical and experiential work and include:- core and advanced skills in mindfulness practice
- theoretical fundamentals of mindfulness approaches
- incorporating the complex foundations (locus and dynamics) of behaviour maintenance and extinction to improve ecological validity and therapeutic efficacy
- engaging the client in the MiCBT treatment plan
- skills to implement the four stages of MiCBT with patients diagnosed with most DSM-IV Axis and Axis II disorders
- Mindfulness-based relapse prevention strategies
- real case demonstrations on video and in a master class format will be included.
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PD Points: This course is endorsed by the College of Clinical Psychologists, College of Counselling Psychologists, College of Educational/Developmental Psychologists and College of Health Psychologists (24 specialist points for these college members or 24 generalist points for all other APS members).
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Contact: MiCBT Workshop Coordinator
- Click here for Brochure / Registration
February
Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
An 8-week Course for Professionals - Launceston (TAS)
This workshop is organised by
The Psychology Centre.
April
Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
An 8-week Course for Professionals - Melbourne (VIC)
This workshop is organised by
The Psychology Centre.
June
Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
for Crisis Intervention and Relapse Prevention
This workshop is organised by the
Hunter Institute of Mental Health
June
Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
An 8-week Course for Professionals - Sydney (NSW)
This workshop is organised by
The Psychology Centre.
August
Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
An 8-week Course for Professionals - Brisbane (QLD)
This workshop is organised by
The Psychology Centre.
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