Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is often recognized as one of the most evidence based approaches for a variety of mental health concerns. But for many clinicians, understanding of how to apply CBT principles and interventions systemically, remains illusive. In this webinar, we will explore the key components of how CBT has evolved into a therapeutic modality that is ideal for use with individuals, partners, and families.

Objectives

• Identify the core components in creating a systemic CBT case conceptualization
• Apply CBT interventions in work with individuals, couples, and families in a systemic approach.
• Recognize contraindications and diversity elements, which may effect CBT treatment planning and approaches.
• Acquire resources for further training and application of systemic CBT.

Investment

• GAMFT members: $40 
• General admission, non-members: $50

Presented by: Kassie Love, MMFT/MPH & Jeremy L. Smith, PhD, MSDS

Kassie Love is a Marriage and Family Therapist, who utilizes a variety of CBT modalities in her work with those who have more intensive mood and emotion regulation needs, as well as unusual thoughts and experiences. You can visit https://www.kassielove.com to learn more about Kassie and her work with clients.

Jeremy Smith is a research neuroscientist currently transitioning to a career as a Marriage and Family Therapist. He obtained his PhD from Michigan State University in 2008 and has specialized in clinical, molecular, and systems neuroscience for the past seventeen years. He is presently in pre-graduate clinical rotations in integrated behavioral health. You can find out more about Jeremy on his website, www.jlsmithphd.com.