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When should therapy be concluded?

Join our new Monday evening CPD Club.

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Join our new Monday evening CPD Club.


When should therapy be concluded? What if therapy is concluded prematurely? What are the key issues we need to review with the client before discharge?


This webinar will give you a toolkit to manage the therapeutic endgame.


This is the first in a series of webinars over the Spring designed to help professional practitioners refresh and recalibrate their strengths in managing everyday cases. Attend this event and receive a significant discount on all of our future Monday evening workshops. Led by Professor Patrick McGhee


Ending Therapy and Preventing Relapse

Mon, 11 April 2022 | 18:00 – 20:00 BST


Book your ticket for Ending Therapy and Preventing Relapse


What this workshop will cover (indicative)

  1. When to end treatment
  2. Planning for the ending of treatment
  3. Checklist for Ending Therapy
  4. KEY TECHNIQUES
  5. Case studies for clients
  6. Relapse Risk Calendar
  7. Toolkit Review
  8. Managing client termination anxiety
  9. Formulating Termination Anxiety
  10. Managing Risk
  11. Feedback from clients
  12. Booster Sessions and Follow-up Sessions
  13. Summary


See all of our Spring CPD Events here.


[Please note that Sunday's workshop Overview of Contemporary Cognitive Therapies is now sold out. However, you can join the waiting list by clicking ... here ]


And finally, don't forget the exclusive newsletter Flash Sale until midnight tonight on tomorrow's workshop - just use the code NewsletterFRI at checkout.


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Best wishes,

Patrick


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