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Schema 2 | Thanatophobia | 2025 CBT Handbook

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Schema Therapy 2 Beyond the Basics

Sat 23 Nov 2024 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM



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This workshops builds on the workshop Schema Therapy 1 - Attachment, Relationships and Emotional Needs: Applying Schema Therapy. This workshop looks at key ideas in more depths and examines how they can be applied to treat common presenting conditions such as depression, anxiety, anger and relationship problems. However, if you missed that event, don/t worry a full recap will be given at the start of the session.


Schema therapy (ST) is an integrative approach that brings together cognitive behavioral therapy, attachment and object relations theories. It was created by by Jeff Young in 1990 and has been developed and updated in several ways since then. Schema therapy is considered an effective way of conceptualizing and treating a wide range of adult emotional issues include personality difficulties. Some of the distinguishing features of schema therapy.



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Addressing Thanatophobia in CBT Practice

Sun 24 Nov 2024 9:00 AM - 11am


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Join this interactive workshop to learn effective strategies for overcoming clients' fear of death. Through cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques, you'll gain valuable tools to manage anxiety, challenge negative thoughts, and improve overall well-being. This workshop is ideal for experienced CBT practitioners seeking to enhance their skills in treating Thanatophobia.



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Watch out for the launch of The Ultimate CBT Handbook 2025!


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121 Pages of essential checklists, templates, clinical guides and much much more. Launches Tuesday 26 Nov 2024. Email us today to register your interest and get special deals.

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