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Personalising Trauma Treatment
My new book ‘Personalising Trauma Treatment: Reframing and Reimagining’ is due to be published by next week . Gone is the uphill struggle to get clients to re-live the trauma. The focus is primarily on restorative CBT, helping the client to get back to being ‘me’ again. Any comments or questions, gratefully received.
Dr Mike Scott
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How Best To Deal With a Traumatic Memory?
Posted by: adminThe conventional therapeutic wisdom is to have the client relive their trauma/s to the point of becoming desensitised. Not an appealing prospect to most trauma victims. Clinicians in routine practice are similarly not too...
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There seems (in my recent experience with IAPT services) to be an increasing explicit assumption that Beck’s CT is based on the premise that negative thoughts cause negative emotions eg a direct causal relationship....
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Qualified vs Unqualified CBT Practitioner
Posted by: adminDoes anybody out there know what the definition of a qualified cbt clinician is? Personally I do not have a Core profession and I am working towards completing the KSA to apply for Provisional Accreditation...
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I work in secondary care as a band 7 CBT therapist within a CMHT. Often I will have referrals sent directly from IAPT who describe the patient as being too 'complex'. Indeed this seems...
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