Jose Luis Vazquez Martinez

CBT for Anxiety (CBT-A)

Jose Luis Vazquez Martinez - 5 May 2022

In this Brief Behavioral Skills module Drs. Kari Stevens and Patrick Raue provide an overview of Cognitive Therapy for Anxiety (CBT-A). Anxiety is the most treatable and common mental health condition we know of today and treatments are highly effective and well-studied over many decades. These treatments are also shown to work with complex patients in primary care. However, treating anxiety can require patients to expose themselves to situations that are difficult. This module will walk clinicians through how to approach treatment anxiety in a primary care setting. The learning objectives for this module are to:

Understand the CBT model of anxiety symptoms

Describe how to give the ‘treatment pitch’ to patients, and discuss the difference between treatment with exposure vs. anxiety management strategies

Understand how to develop and work on an exposure hierarchy with patients

Describe anxiety management strategies that use physical and cognitive approaches

 

Presenters: Kari Stephens, PhD Clinical Psychologist with the University of Washington School of Medicine, a UW Associate Professor of Family Medicine; an Adjunct Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences; and an Adjunct Associate Professor of Biomedical Informatics and Medical Education.

Patrick Raue, PhD Clinical Psychologist at UWMC-Roosevelt, Associate Director for the University of Washington Evidence-Based Psychosocial Interventions; Director of the National Network of Problem Solving Treatment Clinicians; Trainers, & Researchers and a UW Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Population Health.

 

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Kenneth D. Har…
Awesome , is there a certificate for this? Thank you, Kenneth Dewayne Harrison, PsyD. kennetharrisonphd [at] gmail [dot] com
Kenneth D. Har…

Greetings To Whom It May, Professionally Concern:: This is my 2nd time ,inquiry for the 2nd time...I took this course back in May 2022. I, academically enjoyed the course of learning, however I, ever receviced the  CBT Certificate of Completion?

Thank you, Should someone respond!

 

Kenneth DeWayne Harrison,  PhD. , PsyD.  Retired

kennetharrisonphd [at] gmail [dot] com