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1. Advanced CBT: The Therapy Of Choice For Medical Practitioners
Our feelings and emotions influence how we deal with every event. Negative emotions can adversely affect any part of our lives. For example, a woman who has suffered physical abuse feels she can no longer cope because her self-esteem has become so low. CBT helps her to picture certain situations she faces and to examine the thought processes that convince her she is not equipped with the necessary skills or confidence.
One of the main reasons is it is such a popular therapy, apart from its convincing results, is the fact treatment tends to be over a very short term and focused on a specific problem. This makes it very accessible, at a cost that people can afford. CBT is a ‘here and now’ therapy that concentrates on a negative feeling or behaviour led by a destructive thought pattern, and how to change this process to move the person’s life forward and beyond the behaviour.
A person’s distorted thinking pattern can bring an altered view of the world and this, in turn, can cause feelings of despair, depression, anxiety, frustration, and anger. CBT is a powerful therapy that can realign the poor thought patterns and therefore, improve the life of the sufferer in the long term.
2. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy CBT: Understand Your Feelings And Thoughts Through CBT
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a type of psychotherapeutic treatment that is commonly used to help people understand the thoughts and feelings that influence their behaviours. CBT is commonly used to treat a wide range of disorders, including depression, addictions, anxiety and phobias.
The underlying concept behind CBT is that our thoughts and feelings play a fundamental role in our behaviour. For example, a person who spends a lot of time thinking about plane crashes, runway accidents and other air disasters may find themselves avoiding air travel. The goal of cognitive behaviour therapy is to teach patients that while they cannot control every aspect of the world around them, they can take control of how they interpret and deal with things in their environment.
Who would benefit from this course?
Cognitive and behavioural psychotherapies are a range of therapies based on concepts and principles derived from psychological models of human emotion and behaviour.
They include a wide range of treatment approaches for emotional disorders, along a continuum from structured individual psychotherapy to self-help material.
This course is ideal for those that are either complete beginners to the field of CBT and are considering making a career change to become a CBT Therapist, with the aim of getting an insight and understanding of CBT, or existing CBT Therapists, teachers, coaches or parents looking to reinforce their knowledge or to pick up some new skills. This course is also ideal if you are interested in a career in CBT, though are unsure if you want to commit yourself financially and time wise to a full CBT qualification.
3. Mindfulness Based CBT: Learn How Mindfulness Based CBT Can Improve Your Life
MBCT is based on the Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction (MBSR) eight week program, developed by Jon Kabat Zinn in 1979 at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center.
Research shows that MBSR is enormously empowering for patients with chronic pain, hypertension, heart disease, cancer, and gastrointestinal disorders, as well as for psychological problems such as anxiety and panic.
Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy grew from this work. The MBSR program has been adapted so it can be used especially with people who have suffered repeated bouts of depression in their lives.
Mindfulness is a modern concept, which describes the adoption of a new mindset, which can measurably alter ones outlook and mood and is used as an empowering tool in the self management of anxiety and stress. Many businesses and individuals are introducing powerful Mindfulness techniques into their daily routines to help relieve stress in the work place and to keep a positive outlook and to help adopt a more productive approach in life.
Mindfulness is the practice of being aware in every possible moment, while keeping a non-judgmental outlook and at the same time observing your own bodily and emotional responses.
Who would benefit from this course?
This powerful course will teach you everything that you need to know about Mindfulness based CBT and how to start using the techniques and principles in your daily life.
The UK National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) has endorsed MBCT as an effective treatment for prevention of relapse. This powerful course will teach you everything that you need to know about Mindfulness based CBT and how to start using the techniques and principles in your daily life. Research has shown that people who have been clinically depressed 3 or more times (sometimes for twenty years or more) find that taking the program and learning these skills helps to reduce considerably their chances that depression will return.
Receive Lifetime Access to Course Materials, so you can review at any time.
For comprehensive information on units of study click the units of study tab above.
This is an incredible opportunity to invest in yourself and your future, sharpen your training skills and learn what it takes to create your own success with Courses For Success Today!
Course Fast Facts:
- All courses are easy to follow and understand
- Unlimited lifetime access to course materials
- Study as many courses as you want
- Delivered 100% on-line and accessible 24/7 from any computer or smartphone
- You can study from home or at work, at your own pace, in your own time
- Download printer friendly course content
Course Delivery
Courses are accessed online by any device including PC, tablet or Smart Phone. Upon purchase an automated welcome email will be sent to you (please check your junk email inbox if not received as this is an automated email), in order for you to access your online course, which is Available 24/7 on any computer or smart mobile device.
Recognition & Accreditation
Upon completion of each course assessment, you will receive a certificate per course. An accredited certificate from the awarding body relating to your course, a CPD certificate displaying the number of CPD points earned from the course and a certificate of completion.
Receive Lifetime Access to Course Materials, so you can review at any time.
The Advanced CBT Bundle, 3 Courses includes the following courses, below is a summary of each course:
Course 1 - Advanced CBT
Module 1 Introduction to Cognitive Behaviour Approach
- Part 1: How CBT is Carried Out
- Part 2: Where did CBT Begin?
- Part 3: Studies on CBT
- Module 1 Assessment
- Part 1: Neuroscience
- Part 2: How Does Information Become Action?
- Part 3: Neurotransmitters, Noradrenaline, Dopamine and Serotonin
- Module 2 Assessment
- Part 1: Acceptance Commitment Therapy and Behavioural Therapy
- Part 2: Cognitive Analytic Therapy
- Part 3: What is Formulation?
- Module 3 Assessment
- Part 1: Your Therapy Blueprint
- Part 2: Stage One
- Part 3: Stage Two
- Module 4 Assessment
- Stage Three
- Module 5 Assessment
- Part 1: The Physical Aspect of Depression
- Part 2: Depression Types
- Part 3: Mindfulness and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
- Module 6 Assessment
- Part 1: Stress
- Part 2: Anxiety, Sleep Problems and Phobia
- Part 3: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Module 7 Assessment
- Part 1: Anger
- Part 2: Jealousy and Insecurity
- Part 3: Relationships with Food
- Module 8 Assessment
- Part 1: Alcohol Addiction
- Part 2: There are many terms involved with drinking
- Part 3: Relapse and Drug Dependence
- Module 9 Assessment
Module 10 Your Future as a Therapist
- Part 1: Regulation
- Part 2: Personality disorders
- Part 3: Insurance and Tax
- Module 10 Assessment
Course 2 - Cognitive Behavioural Therapy CBT
Module 1: What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy?
- Part 1: Video – Introduction to CBT
- Part 2: Introduction
- Part 3: History of Behavioural Psychology
- Module 1 Assessment
Module 2: Human Emotions
- Part 1: Introduction and Theories
- Part 2: Biological Component of Emotion
- Part 3: Expression of Emotion
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3: Levels of Change
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Motivation to Change
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4: Counselling Skills I
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Basic Counselling Skills
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5: Counselling Skills II
- Part 1: Video – Client Considerations
- Part 2: Counselling Process
- Part 3: Identifying and setting goals
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6: Counselling Skills III
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Ethical Codes
- Part 3: Burnout
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7: Counselling Approaches
- Part 1: Developmental Psychology
- Part 2: Psychotherapy
- Part 3: Humanism
- Module 7 Assessment
Module 8: Introduction to CBT Principles
- Part 1: Characteristics of CBT
- Part 2: Irrational Belief Patterns
- Part 3: The ABC Model
- Module 8 Assessment
Module 9: Planning a CBT Session
- Part 1: Video – Client Consultation
- Part 2: Session Structure
- Part 3: Homework
- Part 4: Video – End of the Session
- Module 9 Assessment
Module 10: Basic Cognitive Behaviour Techniques
- Part 1: Automatic Thoughts
- Part 2: Altering Cognitive Distortions
- Module 10 Assessment
Module 11: CBT Techniques Continued
- Part 1: Thought Stopping
- Part 2: Challenging Core Beliefs
- Module 11 Assessment
Module 12: CBT Applications: Depression
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Immobilisation
- Module 12 Assessment
Module 13: CBT Applications: Anxiety
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Relaxation
- Module 13 Assessment
Module 14: CBT Applications: Phobias
- Part 1: Phobias
- Part 2: Systematic Desensitisation
- Module 14 Assessment
Module 15: CBT Applications: Insomnia
- Part 1: Insomnia
- Part 2: Sleep Diary
- Part 3: Sleep Restriction Method
- Module 15 Assessment
Module 16: CBT Applications: Anger Management
- Part 1: Anger Management
- Part 2: Anger Control
- Module 16 Assessment
Module 17: CBT Variation I
- Part 1: Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
- Part 2: Skills training
- Module 17 Assessment
Module 18: CBT Variation II
- Part 1: CBT Variation II
- Part 2: Steps in SFBT
- Module 18 Assessment
Module 19: Case Study I
- Case Study I
Module 20: Case Study II
- Case Study II
Module 21: Course Assessment
- Final Course Assessment
Course 3 - Mindfulness Based CBT
Module 1: Brief Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
- Part 1: What is CBT?
- Part 2: Principles of CBT
- Part 3: The Process of CBT
- Part 4: What Conditions can be Treated with CBT?
- Part 5: Why CBT is an Effective Treatment
- Part 6: Summary
- Module 1 Assessment
Module 2: The Basics of CBT
- Part 1: Understanding Automatic Thoughts
- Part 2: Evaluating automatic thought patterns in automatic thoughts
- Part 3: Identifying distortions in automatic thoughts
- Part 4: Core beliefs
- Part 5: Summary
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3: Approaches to Cognitive Change through CBT
- Part 1: Understanding Thoughts, Moods and Behaviours
- Part 2: Evaluating Negative Automatic Thoughts
- Part 3: Identifying and Correcting Negative Distortions
- Part 4: Understanding Your Thoughts
- Part 5: Behavioural Experiments
- Part 6: Summary
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4: CBT Approaches to Behavioural Change
- Part 1: Self-Monitoring Therapy
- Part 2: Exposure Therapy
- Part 3: Behavioural Experiments
- Part 4: Summary
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5: Alternative CBT Approaches
- Part 1: Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)
- Part 2: Why is MBCT an effective approach?
- Part 3: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
- Part 4: Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
- Part 5: Meta-Cognitive Therapy
- Part 6: Summary
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6: CBT in Practice
- Part 1: How to Know if CBT is for You
- Part 2: Finding a Qualified CBT Therapist
- Part 3: The First Visit
- Part 4: Understanding a CBT Session
- Part 5: How Many CBT Sessions to Take?
- Part 6: How to Prepare for a CBT Session
- Part 7: CBT for Children
- Part 8: Common Barriers in CBT
- Part 9: Practising CBT along with Medication and Other Treatments
- Part 10: Issues to Consider after CBT
- Part 11: Summary
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7: What is Mindfulness?
- Part 1: The Concept
- Part 2: Mindfulness – Statistics
Module 8: Ego – The Habit of Thinking
- Part 1: What is the Ego?
- Part 2: Ego and the Fear of Change
- Part 3: Summary
Module 9: The Three Key Concepts of Mindfulness
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Non-judgement
- Part 3: Living in the Present
Module 10: MBCT
- Part 1: What is MBCT?
- Part 2: Does It Work?
- Part 3: How will Mindfulness Practice Help Me?
- Part 4: What is Depression?
- Part 5: Why do we remain vulnerable to depression?
- Part 6: How Does Mindfulness Help Reduce Downward Mood Spirals?
- Part 7: Self-constructed Barriers and Mindfulness
- Part 8: Summary
- Module 10 Assessment
Entry requirements
Students must have basic literacy and numeracy skills.
Minimum education
Open entry. Previous schooling and academic achievements are not required for entry into this course.
Computer requirements
Students will need access to a computer and the internet.
Minimum specifications for the computer are:
Windows:
- Microsoft Windows XP, or later
- Modern and up to date Browser (Internet Explorer 8 or later, Firefox, Chrome, Safari)
MAC/iOS
- OSX/iOS 6 or later
- Modern and up to date Browser (Firefox, Chrome, Safari)
All systems
- Internet bandwidth of 1Mb or faster
- Flash player or a browser with HTML5 video capabilities(Currently Internet Explorer 9, Firefox, Chrome, Safari)
Students will also need access the following applications:
Adobe Acrobat Reader
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Get Advanced CBT, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy CBT, and Mindfulness Based CBT in this Bundle
1. Advanced CBT: The Therapy Of Choice For Medical Practitioners
Our feelings and emotions influence how we deal with every event. Negative emotions can adversely affect any part of our lives. For example, a woman who has suffered physical abuse feels she can no longer cope because her self-esteem has become so low. CBT helps her to picture certain situations she faces and to examine the thought processes that convince her she is not equipped with the necessary skills or confidence.
One of the main reasons is it is such a popular therapy, apart from its convincing results, is the fact treatment tends to be over a very short term and focused on a specific problem. This makes it very accessible, at a cost that people can afford. CBT is a ‘here and now’ therapy that concentrates on a negative feeling or behaviour led by a destructive thought pattern, and how to change this process to move the person’s life forward and beyond the behaviour.
A person’s distorted thinking pattern can bring an altered view of the world and this, in turn, can cause feelings of despair, depression, anxiety, frustration, and anger. CBT is a powerful therapy that can realign the poor thought patterns and therefore, improve the life of the sufferer in the long term.
2. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy CBT: Understand Your Feelings And Thoughts Through CBT
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a type of psychotherapeutic treatment that is commonly used to help people understand the thoughts and feelings that influence their behaviours. CBT is commonly used to treat a wide range of disorders, including depression, addictions, anxiety and phobias.
The underlying concept behind CBT is that our thoughts and feelings play a fundamental role in our behaviour. For example, a person who spends a lot of time thinking about plane crashes, runway accidents and other air disasters may find themselves avoiding air travel. The goal of cognitive behaviour therapy is to teach patients that while they cannot control every aspect of the world around them, they can take control of how they interpret and deal with things in their environment.
Who would benefit from this course?
Cognitive and behavioural psychotherapies are a range of therapies based on concepts and principles derived from psychological models of human emotion and behaviour.
They include a wide range of treatment approaches for emotional disorders, along a continuum from structured individual psychotherapy to self-help material.
This course is ideal for those that are either complete beginners to the field of CBT and are considering making a career change to become a CBT Therapist, with the aim of getting an insight and understanding of CBT, or existing CBT Therapists, teachers, coaches or parents looking to reinforce their knowledge or to pick up some new skills. This course is also ideal if you are interested in a career in CBT, though are unsure if you want to commit yourself financially and time wise to a full CBT qualification.
3. Mindfulness Based CBT: Learn How Mindfulness Based CBT Can Improve Your Life
MBCT is based on the Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction (MBSR) eight week program, developed by Jon Kabat Zinn in 1979 at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center.
Research shows that MBSR is enormously empowering for patients with chronic pain, hypertension, heart disease, cancer, and gastrointestinal disorders, as well as for psychological problems such as anxiety and panic.
Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy grew from this work. The MBSR program has been adapted so it can be used especially with people who have suffered repeated bouts of depression in their lives.
Mindfulness is a modern concept, which describes the adoption of a new mindset, which can measurably alter ones outlook and mood and is used as an empowering tool in the self management of anxiety and stress. Many businesses and individuals are introducing powerful Mindfulness techniques into their daily routines to help relieve stress in the work place and to keep a positive outlook and to help adopt a more productive approach in life.
Mindfulness is the practice of being aware in every possible moment, while keeping a non-judgmental outlook and at the same time observing your own bodily and emotional responses.
Who would benefit from this course?
This powerful course will teach you everything that you need to know about Mindfulness based CBT and how to start using the techniques and principles in your daily life.
The UK National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) has endorsed MBCT as an effective treatment for prevention of relapse. This powerful course will teach you everything that you need to know about Mindfulness based CBT and how to start using the techniques and principles in your daily life. Research has shown that people who have been clinically depressed 3 or more times (sometimes for twenty years or more) find that taking the program and learning these skills helps to reduce considerably their chances that depression will return.
Receive Lifetime Access to Course Materials, so you can review at any time.
For comprehensive information on units of study click the units of study tab above.
This is an incredible opportunity to invest in yourself and your future, sharpen your training skills and learn what it takes to create your own success with Courses For Success Today!
Course Fast Facts:
- All courses are easy to follow and understand
- Unlimited lifetime access to course materials
- Study as many courses as you want
- Delivered 100% on-line and accessible 24/7 from any computer or smartphone
- You can study from home or at work, at your own pace, in your own time
- Download printer friendly course content
Course Delivery
Courses are accessed online by any device including PC, tablet or Smart Phone. Upon purchase an automated welcome email will be sent to you (please check your junk email inbox if not received as this is an automated email), in order for you to access your online course, which is Available 24/7 on any computer or smart mobile device.
Recognition & Accreditation
Upon completion of each course assessment, you will receive a certificate per course. An accredited certificate from the awarding body relating to your course, a CPD certificate displaying the number of CPD points earned from the course and a certificate of completion.
Receive Lifetime Access to Course Materials, so you can review at any time.
The Advanced CBT Bundle, 3 Courses includes the following courses, below is a summary of each course:
Course 1 - Advanced CBT
Module 1 Introduction to Cognitive Behaviour Approach
- Part 1: How CBT is Carried Out
- Part 2: Where did CBT Begin?
- Part 3: Studies on CBT
- Module 1 Assessment
- Part 1: Neuroscience
- Part 2: How Does Information Become Action?
- Part 3: Neurotransmitters, Noradrenaline, Dopamine and Serotonin
- Module 2 Assessment
- Part 1: Acceptance Commitment Therapy and Behavioural Therapy
- Part 2: Cognitive Analytic Therapy
- Part 3: What is Formulation?
- Module 3 Assessment
- Part 1: Your Therapy Blueprint
- Part 2: Stage One
- Part 3: Stage Two
- Module 4 Assessment
- Stage Three
- Module 5 Assessment
- Part 1: The Physical Aspect of Depression
- Part 2: Depression Types
- Part 3: Mindfulness and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
- Module 6 Assessment
- Part 1: Stress
- Part 2: Anxiety, Sleep Problems and Phobia
- Part 3: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Module 7 Assessment
- Part 1: Anger
- Part 2: Jealousy and Insecurity
- Part 3: Relationships with Food
- Module 8 Assessment
- Part 1: Alcohol Addiction
- Part 2: There are many terms involved with drinking
- Part 3: Relapse and Drug Dependence
- Module 9 Assessment
Module 10 Your Future as a Therapist
- Part 1: Regulation
- Part 2: Personality disorders
- Part 3: Insurance and Tax
- Module 10 Assessment
Course 2 - Cognitive Behavioural Therapy CBT
Module 1: What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy?
- Part 1: Video – Introduction to CBT
- Part 2: Introduction
- Part 3: History of Behavioural Psychology
- Module 1 Assessment
Module 2: Human Emotions
- Part 1: Introduction and Theories
- Part 2: Biological Component of Emotion
- Part 3: Expression of Emotion
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3: Levels of Change
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Motivation to Change
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4: Counselling Skills I
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Basic Counselling Skills
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5: Counselling Skills II
- Part 1: Video – Client Considerations
- Part 2: Counselling Process
- Part 3: Identifying and setting goals
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6: Counselling Skills III
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Ethical Codes
- Part 3: Burnout
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7: Counselling Approaches
- Part 1: Developmental Psychology
- Part 2: Psychotherapy
- Part 3: Humanism
- Module 7 Assessment
Module 8: Introduction to CBT Principles
- Part 1: Characteristics of CBT
- Part 2: Irrational Belief Patterns
- Part 3: The ABC Model
- Module 8 Assessment
Module 9: Planning a CBT Session
- Part 1: Video – Client Consultation
- Part 2: Session Structure
- Part 3: Homework
- Part 4: Video – End of the Session
- Module 9 Assessment
Module 10: Basic Cognitive Behaviour Techniques
- Part 1: Automatic Thoughts
- Part 2: Altering Cognitive Distortions
- Module 10 Assessment
Module 11: CBT Techniques Continued
- Part 1: Thought Stopping
- Part 2: Challenging Core Beliefs
- Module 11 Assessment
Module 12: CBT Applications: Depression
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Immobilisation
- Module 12 Assessment
Module 13: CBT Applications: Anxiety
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Relaxation
- Module 13 Assessment
Module 14: CBT Applications: Phobias
- Part 1: Phobias
- Part 2: Systematic Desensitisation
- Module 14 Assessment
Module 15: CBT Applications: Insomnia
- Part 1: Insomnia
- Part 2: Sleep Diary
- Part 3: Sleep Restriction Method
- Module 15 Assessment
Module 16: CBT Applications: Anger Management
- Part 1: Anger Management
- Part 2: Anger Control
- Module 16 Assessment
Module 17: CBT Variation I
- Part 1: Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
- Part 2: Skills training
- Module 17 Assessment
Module 18: CBT Variation II
- Part 1: CBT Variation II
- Part 2: Steps in SFBT
- Module 18 Assessment
Module 19: Case Study I
- Case Study I
Module 20: Case Study II
- Case Study II
Module 21: Course Assessment
- Final Course Assessment
Course 3 - Mindfulness Based CBT
Module 1: Brief Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
- Part 1: What is CBT?
- Part 2: Principles of CBT
- Part 3: The Process of CBT
- Part 4: What Conditions can be Treated with CBT?
- Part 5: Why CBT is an Effective Treatment
- Part 6: Summary
- Module 1 Assessment
Module 2: The Basics of CBT
- Part 1: Understanding Automatic Thoughts
- Part 2: Evaluating automatic thought patterns in automatic thoughts
- Part 3: Identifying distortions in automatic thoughts
- Part 4: Core beliefs
- Part 5: Summary
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3: Approaches to Cognitive Change through CBT
- Part 1: Understanding Thoughts, Moods and Behaviours
- Part 2: Evaluating Negative Automatic Thoughts
- Part 3: Identifying and Correcting Negative Distortions
- Part 4: Understanding Your Thoughts
- Part 5: Behavioural Experiments
- Part 6: Summary
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4: CBT Approaches to Behavioural Change
- Part 1: Self-Monitoring Therapy
- Part 2: Exposure Therapy
- Part 3: Behavioural Experiments
- Part 4: Summary
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5: Alternative CBT Approaches
- Part 1: Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)
- Part 2: Why is MBCT an effective approach?
- Part 3: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
- Part 4: Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
- Part 5: Meta-Cognitive Therapy
- Part 6: Summary
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6: CBT in Practice
- Part 1: How to Know if CBT is for You
- Part 2: Finding a Qualified CBT Therapist
- Part 3: The First Visit
- Part 4: Understanding a CBT Session
- Part 5: How Many CBT Sessions to Take?
- Part 6: How to Prepare for a CBT Session
- Part 7: CBT for Children
- Part 8: Common Barriers in CBT
- Part 9: Practising CBT along with Medication and Other Treatments
- Part 10: Issues to Consider after CBT
- Part 11: Summary
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7: What is Mindfulness?
- Part 1: The Concept
- Part 2: Mindfulness – Statistics
Module 8: Ego – The Habit of Thinking
- Part 1: What is the Ego?
- Part 2: Ego and the Fear of Change
- Part 3: Summary
Module 9: The Three Key Concepts of Mindfulness
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Non-judgement
- Part 3: Living in the Present
Module 10: MBCT
- Part 1: What is MBCT?
- Part 2: Does It Work?
- Part 3: How will Mindfulness Practice Help Me?
- Part 4: What is Depression?
- Part 5: Why do we remain vulnerable to depression?
- Part 6: How Does Mindfulness Help Reduce Downward Mood Spirals?
- Part 7: Self-constructed Barriers and Mindfulness
- Part 8: Summary
- Module 10 Assessment
Entry requirements
Students must have basic literacy and numeracy skills.
Minimum education
Open entry. Previous schooling and academic achievements are not required for entry into this course.
Computer requirements
Students will need access to a computer and the internet.
Minimum specifications for the computer are:
Windows:
- Microsoft Windows XP, or later
- Modern and up to date Browser (Internet Explorer 8 or later, Firefox, Chrome, Safari)
MAC/iOS
- OSX/iOS 6 or later
- Modern and up to date Browser (Firefox, Chrome, Safari)
All systems
- Internet bandwidth of 1Mb or faster
- Flash player or a browser with HTML5 video capabilities(Currently Internet Explorer 9, Firefox, Chrome, Safari)
Students will also need access the following applications:
Adobe Acrobat Reader
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| Course Access: | Unlimited lifetime access to course material |
| Time required: | Study at your own pace |
| Course Duration: | 150 hours per course |
| Assessments: | Yes |
| Qualification: | Certificate |
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