703 Cognitive behavioral therapy (CPT)
This course aims to introduce the student to the basic theories of cognitive-behavioral therapy, use of scales and self-monitoring, determine the behavioral knowledge of the patient, present methods and skills of cognitive-behavioral therapy, and cognitive-behavioral therapy for some psychological diseases such as depression, panic disorders, social phobia, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. This course includes vocabulary: theories of cognitive-behavioral therapy, evaluation Cognitive-behavioral assessment of the patient, evaluation of the use of scales and monitoring, cognitive-behavioral formulation of the patient, basic skills strategies in cognitive-behavioral therapy, use of guided discovery, joint cooperation with the case in setting therapeutic goals and models of psychological-behavioral problems, and cognitive-behavioral treatments for some psychological diseases, depression, phobias. Social obsessive disorder, the repercussions of suicide and others.
Course objectives
For the student to understand the foundations of cognitive behavioral therapy
To become familiar with the techniques of cognitive behavioral therapy
To use problem solving method
