42 Educators providing Cognitive Therapy courses

belfast cognitive therapy centre

As the first cognitive therapy centre in Ireland (estd. 1996), we remain dedicated to rigorous standards of therapy and training. We have provided Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Training for twenty years in Belfast, Northern Ireland.Offering 2 courses - Certificate in CBT - Postgraduate Diploma in CT Regional Winner of National Training Awards

cognitive therapy oxford

Thank you for visiting our web site. We offer a range of services for individuals, couples, groups and professionals in Oxford, we have many years experience in areas of psychology, psychotherapy and counselling as well being fully trained and qualified CBT practitioners. Please browse our site by using the navigation above or links below for more information on our range of services including: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) How CBT works and FAQ Case studies Cognitive Behavioural Coaching Supervision and Support for CBT professionals We would be very happy to call you for a confidential discussion of your needs and how our services can help, please use the contact form on the right or call Melanie Jones or Mary Bennett.

cognitive therapy books

We're committed to supporting our trainees throughout core and specialty training. In this section you'll find all you need relating to the curricula, exams and the range of support provided during your training. You can also access application forms needed at key moments during your training. The section also contains information for Local Education Training Boards (LETBs).

glasgow cognitive therapy centre

evolvingminds

Nick has 30 year's experience as a meditator, including 7 years as a Buddhist monk. He now brings together his monastic training with secular practices that allow everyone to benefit from this ancient wisdom of how to be happy through coaching people 1-1 to be the most powerful and creative expression of their life energy, as well as going into companies to run sessions that support mental health, emotional intelligence and creativeness. As well as his monastic training Nick has studied to lead the 8 week Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy course (that is recognised as a valuable treatment option for depression), Trauma release work and self-care meditations that boost self-empathy. Through this combination of skills Nick has supported many people over the last 13 years to find a happier and more fulfilling life as they take part in his courses and personal tuition. Nick also leads a meditation group for gay men that is now in its 13th year and meets every Monday in central London supporting the mental health and well being of the gay community and can bring this into companies for their LGBTQ+ networks.

emotions clinic, education and training centre

Welcome to this website. It aims to empower you with the knowledge and skills needed to become an active partner along with professionals in diagnosing and managing your psychological issues. We are a Non-profit Community interest Company dedicated to imparting scientific knowledge to clients so that they can become active partners in diagnosing and managing their own problems. At this clinic we treat disorders such as anxiety, depression, phobias, alcohol and drug problems, relationship difficulties, work related stress, etc. We also work remotely and offer video assessments and therapy sessions. We prescribe medication such as antidepressants, anti-anxiety, mood stabilisers and antipsychotics. This clinic is also a therapy centre offering a number of different counselling and psychotherapy sessions such as CBT, EMDR, relaxation and breathing exercises, Mindfulness meditation, Biofeedback therapy and Existential therapy. You can download free of charge six video sessions on how to manage your psychological problems and also a digital copy of my book – Emotions and Stress: How to Manage Them. We at this clinic offer a cafeteria of choices of therapies and drug treatment. We practice patient centered prescribing and believe that clients can become active partners in choosing the right medication for themselves through an enlightened discussion with the psychiatrist. It is therefore recommended that you pick and choose what suits you best and blend it with your own tested ways of dealing with your psychological issues.

mindful lives

My name is Claire-Louise and I have been teaching Scaravelli inspired hatha yoga classes in Bristol since 2006. I see yoga as more of an art form than a form of exercise. If we can engage our curiosity whilst moving with the breath, then yoga is like experimenting with the melody, tone, volume and pitch of the body.

dementia pathfinders community interest company

Dementia Pathfinders CIC is a not-for-profit social enterprise providing learning opportunities, resources and services, to enable people with dementia and their families to live with hope, creativity and meaning. "We believe that people living with dementia and family carers are pivotal to improving knowledge, understanding and skills in the health and care workforce, and to creating inclusive and compassionate communities."  We offer an array of training and workshop [https://www.dementiapathfinders.org/training-workshops] opportunities including Circle Dance for People Living with Dementia [https://www.dementiapathfinders.org/circle-dance] and Cognitive Stimulation Therapy [https://www.dementiapathfinders.org/cognitive-stimulation-therapy]. We also provide creative learning opportunities through our variety of community activities [https://www.dementiapathfinders.org/community-activities] which are designed specifically for individuals living with dementia, their carers and families.

mindfulness belfast

Caroline is the founder of Mindfulness NI. She has been practicing mindfulness for more than 18 years and began teaching mindfulness approximately eight years ago, running workshops for groups and also introducing mindfulness to individual clients.

billsdon health

Aileen has built her medical practice as a doctor with an emphasis on health rather than just disease. She has worked as a GP, as a Specialty doctor at the NHS Centre for Integrative Care and at Bupa Health Assessment clinics. Alongside her clinical work she sits on tribunals for disability benefits to ensure that patients receive the help that they are entitled to. Her experience with working with patients with chronic diseases has led to an understanding and empathy towards those living with these conditions and the additional support that is required. In recent years she has also become involved in medical education with the hope of helping a new generation of doctors understand the changing healthcare needs of our society and how to strive for health amidst illness and disease. Aileen lives with her partner and 3 children. She is committed to continue learning how to take care of her own health needs while working in a demanding profession and balancing raising a family, understanding the demands and barriers for change that we all experience. She personally practises mindfulness and runs regularly to maintain her physical and mental wellbeing. She is a believer that you have to practise what you preach and often shares her own experiences and challenges with her patients to try and help improve self-compassion, acceptance and make change achievable where possible.