Cognitive behavioural therapy · CEU points & talks

Australia · Psychologists

Elevate your clinical expertise with advanced Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) CEU courses for Australian psychologists. Delve into cutting-edge CBT methodologies and their application in the Australian mental health landscape, addressing common presentations and therapeutic considerations. Calabash offers practical, skill-building modules to support your professional growth and enhance client outcomes across Australia.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy CEU talks

• Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and Psychotherapy - This presentation, accredited for 3 Ethics CEU points, examines the ethical implications of AI use in mental health, with a particular focus on the use of AI...
• A CBT-Based Program For Tweens Part 2 - This practical, developmentally appropriate group program is designed to support tweens aged 11-13 with ADHD to better understand themselves, build real-life...
• A CBT-Based Program For Tweens ADHD Part 1 - This practical, developmentally appropriate group program is designed to support tweens aged 11-13 with ADHD to better understand themselves, build real-life...
• Working with Military and Veteran Clients: Cultural Competence and Clinical Considerations for Therapists - This engaging talk is designed for therapists seeking to deepen their understanding of the unique cultural and psychological factors influencing military and...
• Adapting Therapy for Individuals With Intellectual Disability - Children and adults with intellectual disabilities experience significantly higher rates of mental health conditions, yet historically their needs have been ...
• First Steps in CBT-E: A practical guide for clinicians - Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Eating Disorders (CBT-E) is a leading evidence-based approach developed specifically for the treatment of eating disorders. I...
• Phobia: Putting exposure into practice - In this practical and evidence-informed session, experienced CBT therapist and trainer Dr. Colinda Linde provides clinicians with a focused exploration of ex...
• CBT with Children and Adolescents: Generalized Anxiety Disorder - Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) in children and adolescents often presents with persistent worry, restlessness, and physical symptoms that impact daily fu...
• CBT with Children & Adolescents: Social Anxiety Disorder - Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) is one of the most common anxiety disorders in children and adolescents and can significantly interfere with school, friendship...
• CBT with Children & Adolescents: Depression - Working with depression in children and adolescents requires a tailored and developmentally sensitive approach. This practical CEU module explores how to eff...
• Introduction to Schema Therapy: Part 2 - maladaptive coping modes & basic therapeutic techniques - Schema Therapy, developed by Dr Jeffrey Young in the 1990s, is a powerful integrative psychotherapy model that blends cognitive-behavioural, attachment, and ...
• Introduction to Schema Therapy : Part 1 - core childhood needs & maladaptive schemas - Schema Therapy, developed by Dr Jeffrey Young in the 1990s, is an integrative, evidence-based approach that combines elements of cognitive, behavioural, atta...
• Insomnia: Causes, features & management - Insomnia is one of the most common presenting concerns across healthcare settings, often co-occurring with mental and physical health conditions. In this pra...
• Anxiety Disorders: Differential diagnosis & treatment - In this clinically focused talk, Dr. Colinda Linde provides a clear and practical framework for identifying, differentiating, and treating common anxiet...
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Anxiety: Clinical understanding & techniques - Anxiety is one of the most common presentations in clinical practice, affecting clients across age groups and diagnostic categories. This engaging and practi...