Clinical Workshops/ Round Tables
Below is a list with all the workshops and round tables, which will take place during the congress. More details about each workshop and round table will be added as it is availale from our invited speakers.
Important note!
Each workshop will have a limited number o attendees Participants will be accepted to the workshops in order of their registration. After the maximum number of registrations for a workshop has been reached, the workshop will be removed from the registration form.
Specific registration for each workshop is mandatory for both pre-congress and in-congress workshops. A certificate of attendence will be offered to the participants of each workshop. Be aware that you can participate to only one pre-congress workshop, as all will take place at the same time, the day before the official oppening of the congress. These workshops will take between 6 and 8 hours.
In-congress workshops are divided into five groups. All workshops in each group will take place at the same time and thus you can only register to one of them. However, you can choose to participate to multiple workshops from different groups. These workshops will take between 2 and 4 hours.
Round tables will be accessible to all participants, with no additional registration required.
Pre-congress workshops
- Internet CBT in practice
- Anger as a clinical problem
- Working with negative cognitions in cognitive-behavioral therapy: Models and techniques
- Rational Emotive and Cognitive Behavior Therapy for the treatment of eating disorders
- Psychological focus, enhancement of one’s potential and self-calming: CBT self-help strategies
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CBT for Personality Disorders in Children and Adolescents
- Treating persecutory delusions: The Feeling Safe Programme
- Using psychological flexibility as a guide to doing process oriented CBT
- Emotional Schema Therapy
- Comprehensive CBT for OCD to maximize gains and prevent relapse
- Prolonged exposure for the treatment of PTSD
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Cognitive-Behavioral Systems Approach in Couple and Sex Therapy
- Rumination-focused CBT for depression and anxiety
In-congress workshops
Group 1:
- Blending internet and face-to-face CBT
- Integrating neurofeedback and biofeedback into CBT
Group 2:
- Challenges in treating clients with personality disorders
- CBT for reducing looming vulnerability in anxiety
- Theory and the basic applications of Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Group 3:
- REBT considering personality and personality disorders
- The role of tacit knowledge structures in cognitive psychotherapy
- The ABCs of BA in CBT for depression
Group 4:
- A process oriented approach to the therapeutic relationship
- Comprehensive CBT for social anxiety to maximize Gains and prevent relapse
Group 5:
- The Nuts & Bolts of Rational Emotive & Cognitive Behavior Therapy (RE & CBT)
- Coaching the Parents, Families, Partners, and Caregivers of Chronically Mentally Ill, Physically Ill, and Disabled Persons
- Experiential exercises to tackle rumination
Round tables
Daniel David, Raymond DiGiuseppe, Steven Hayes, Stefan Hofmann and Robert Leahy
- Integrative and multimodal CBT: Implications for practice
Gerhard Andersson, Pim Cuijpers, Daniel David, Daniel Freeman, Steven Hollon and Steven Lynn
- Integrative and multimodal CBT: Implications for research
Free workshops:
The DREAM Project Team
- DREAM Project Workshop - Robot-based CBT for children with ASD