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Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavior Therapy
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Beck Institute is a 501(c)3 nonprofit established in 1994 by Dr. Aaron T. Beck and Dr. Judith S. Beck. As the leading source for Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) training and resources, Beck Institute has provided more than 45,000 clinicians from 130 countries with state-of-the-art training in CBT, the most highly researched and widely adopted of the evidence-based psychotherapies.
The Beck Institute Center for Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) trains professionals and staff who work with individuals with serious mental health conditions. Beck Institute also offers an intensive CBT certification program that provides training, mentorship, and feedback from expert faculty.
In addition to professional training, Beck Institute provides information and resources on these two forms of evidence-based psychotherapy and operates a small, in-house clinic to treat clients. The Beck Institute Cares website provides information and resources about CBT to the public.
The Beck Institute Center for Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) trains professionals and staff who work with individuals with serious mental health conditions. Beck Institute also offers an intensive CBT certification program that provides training, mentorship, and feedback from expert faculty.
In addition to professional training, Beck Institute provides information and resources on these two forms of evidence-based psychotherapy and operates a small, in-house clinic to treat clients. The Beck Institute Cares website provides information and resources about CBT to the public.
CBT to Prevent Suicide - Case Example of Charles Continued
Dr. Allen R. Miller continues his case example of a client who was at risk of suicide, with identifying details altered.
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CBT to Prevent Suicide - Case Example of Charles
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Dr. Allen R. Miller presents a case example of a client who was at risk of suicide, with identifying details altered.
CBT to Prevent Suicide - Middle and Late Phase Treatment
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Dr. Allen R. Miller describes the middle and late phases of treatment when working with clients at risk of suicide.
CBT to Prevent Suicide - Early Phase Treatment and Safety Planning
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Dr. Allen R. Miller describes the early phase of treatment and safety planning with clients at risk of suicide.
CBT to Prevent Suicide - Hope Boxes
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Dr. Judith S. Beck discusses utilizing physical and virtual hope boxes in working with clients at risk of suicide.
CBT to Prevent Suicide - Focusing on the Positive
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Dr. Judith S. Beck describes focusing on the positive during sessions when working with clients at risk of suicide.
CBT to Prevent Suicide - Building Hope
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Dr. Judith S. Beck talks about methods of building hope when working with clients at risk of suicide.
CBT to Prevent Suicide - Statistics on Suicide in the US
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Dr. Allen R. Miller discusses demographic statistics on suicide in the United States.
2023 Aaron T. Beck Day Announcement by Dr. Judith Beck
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July 18 is Aaron T. Beck Day. On this day, we honor Dr. Beck's legacy of founding Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) and committing to improve lives by pledging to do one thing to improve mental health in our communities. Please join us in commemoration of this day! #mentalhealth #cognitivebehavioraltherapy #psychology
Dr. Pamela Hays - The Importance of Cultural Histories in Treatment
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Beck Institute faculty member and world-renowned expert Dr. Pamela Hays discusses the importance of taking clients' cultural histories into account during treatment. Dr. Hays will lead our Culturally Responsive CBT workshop this October. Learn more and register at beckinstitute.org/culturally-responsive-cbt
Dr. Pamela Hays - Cultural and Racial Issues in CBT
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Beck Institute faculty member and world-renowned expert Dr. Pamela Hays discusses the historical cultural and racial homogeneity in CBT and psychotherapy in general. Dr. Hays will lead our Culturally Responsive CBT workshop this October. Learn more and register at beckinstitute.org/culturally-responsive-cbt
Dr. Pamela Hays - Premature Cognitive Restructuring
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Beck Institute faculty member and world-renowned expert Dr. Pamela Hays discusses the concept of premature cognitive restructuring and the importance of understanding clients' lived experiences. Dr. Hays will lead our Culturally Responsive CBT workshop this October. Learn more and register at beckinstitute.org/culturally-responsive-cbt
Dr. Pamela Hays - Adapting CBT for Different Cultures
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Beck Institute faculty member and world-renowned expert Dr. Pamela Hays discusses the criticism of CBT as a rigid modality, and how she approaches treatment to make CBT work for clients of diverse identities. Dr. Hays will lead our Culturally Responsive CBT workshop this October. Learn more and register at beckinstitute.org/culturally-responsive-cbt
Aaron T. Beck Day 2023 Promotional From Dr. Judith Beck
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Aaron T. Beck Day is coming up soon on July 18! In honor of Dr. Aaron T. Beck and his legacy, we are calling for a global day of action. We encourage everyone around the world to commit to a pledge to further mental health awareness in their communities. Visit our website to learn more and share your pledges! #psychology #cognitivebehavioraltherapy #mentalhealth
Dr. Pamela Hays - Structural Barriers in Treatment
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Beck Institute faculty member and world-renowned expert Dr. Pamela Hays discusses the impact of environmental factors and structural barriers on clients and on the therapeutic relationship. Dr. Hays will lead our Culturally Responsive CBT workshop this July. Learn more and register at beckinstitute.org/culturally-responsive-cbt
Beck Institute’s Group Supervision Program
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Beck Institute’s Group Supervision Program
Beck Institute’s CBT for Suicide Prevention Course
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Beck Institute’s CBT for Suicide Prevention Course
Clinical Tip: The Strength-Based Cognitive Conceptualization Diagram
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Clinical Tip: The Strength-Based Cognitive Conceptualization Diagram
Clinical Tip: Repairing Ruptures in the Therapeutic Relationship
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Clinical Tip: Repairing Ruptures in the Therapeutic Relationship
Clinical Tip: Generalizing Lessons Learned in the Therapeutic Relationship
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Clinical Tip: Generalizing Lessons Learned in the Therapeutic Relationship
Clinical Tip: Decision-Making and Risk Assessment
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Clinical Tip: Decision-Making and Risk Assessment
Clinical Tip: Dealing with Difficult Family Members
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Clinical Tip: Dealing with Difficult Family Members
The Importance and Purpose of Socratic Questioning
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The Importance and Purpose of Socratic Questioning
Socratic Questioning Strategies as Taught by Beck Institute
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Socratic Questioning Strategies as Taught by Beck Institute
I am very grateful to Dr. Beck and Mr. Abe for allowing me to record their sessions. This is extremely important in the process of my professional development.
Asking the patient for feedback on your performance may not be a good idea with some people. It may come across as having doubts about your expertise in the field. People want be feel they are being treated by an expert, not someone with doubts.
This is how we do it :)
Yet if CBT is so effect why do the statistics show that AA which is based on the psychoanalytic tradition, show that AA is far more effective long term, and somewhat more effective short term.
This is beautiful work. Your client was so authentic, and the approach seemed very helpful.
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Perfect!
Assistir uma sessão de terapia com ênfase na TCC foi muito esclarecedor para mim, realizei muitas anotações importantes, muito obrigada Judith 😊
If you are referring with Talk Therapy even to Person Centered Therapy, maybe you should give a look at some Carl Rogers' sessions. They don't look like having an haircut. They are highly processing, engaging and emotional.
Very good aproch ❤
Really helpful! 🙌
Is Abe an actor?
DOES ANYONE HAVE SESSION 1, PLEASE?
Hello
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🌅 Feeling Better Progress* - Patient is feeling better based on easier mornings, improved concentration, and better sleep habits. - Patient attributes feeling better to the therapeutic interventions discussed. 03:41 *📝 Therapy Evaluation Review* - Patient reviews therapy notes, discussing the importance of working towards weekly goals. - Patient acknowledges the need to evaluate their thinking and behavior to make progress. 06:27 *🍦 Positive Experiences* - Patient highlights positive experiences, such as spending time with their grandson, leading to improved mood. - Engaging in enjoyable activities helps in reducing depressive thoughts and improving overall well-being. 12:21 *🏆 Building Confidence through a Credit List* - Therapist addresses the patient's loss of confidence due to past experiences, emphasizing the importance of recognizing personal achievements. - Introducing the concept of a credit list to acknowledge and celebrate even small accomplishments to boost self-confidence. 26:12 *🤔 Identifying automatic negative thoughts* - Introduction to automatic negative thoughts and their correlation with depression. - Using a rubber band to identify and challenge these automatic thoughts. - Providing examples of challenging negative thoughts with positive alternatives. 27:57 *📞 Reconnecting with family in the evenings* - Discussing the importance of family connections in the evenings. - Encouraging phone calls and potential visits with family members. - Addressing self-imposed beliefs about imposing on family members. 32:37 *📆 Setting actionable plans for the week* - Establishing an action plan including daily activities and positive reinforcements. - Emphasizing the importance of giving oneself credit for accomplishing tasks. - Planning specific tasks like cleaning the kitchen sink and reading therapy notes. Made with HARPA AI
I wonder if part of it may be illuminated for some clients by investigating their past experiences with all those sorts of providers listed that they had in the past .. transference happens in both directions, and perhaps this "difficult" client was unlucky enough to chance upon a provider, well meaning, but going through their own difficult time, and there was some (negative) transferance - undiscovered by both parties - from provider onto client in the past. Unresolved, this would make it hard to start anew.. I think, as in many things, the answer is "get curious" rather than assuming much based on this client's past efforts.. after all if s/he was willing to give it another go, in spite of past attempts not working, the least we can do as practitioners is be curious and extend the benefit of the doubt ..
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Wrong!
Rip Aaron Beck. You will be missed😢.
Priceless
I think this is not a real session. It is for educational purposes. I think Abe is dr. Allen r. Miller .
Is this a real session or just for educational purposes? I watched another video and Abe was Dr. Allen R. Miller. I thought he was a real depressed person!
So this is something I can learn on my own? Insurance would charge millions for this.
I want to giv e him a hug!
Ja dat is zo. Great talk indeed.
Very important video - this is a question I've also wrestled with for quite some time.
'You can learn positive by deciding that you're going to look at the positive side of things. Becuse most of the things in life have either a positive or a negative, and you can look at the negative or focus on the positive.'
Medication can actaully prevent episodes and comflicts cause everyone likes To be happy
You wrote excellent books, about cognitive behavior therapy. This field is huge. When we talk about suicides, we have specifics fields. Trauma caused depressions happening in childhood, young adults and adults. Many persons suffer and even commit suicides for such bad experiences. Others are major depressions persons suffering suffering lives. I think Cbt should be specific regarding which condition we are dealing. First all major depressions patient need pro help yesterday. Familiars have to learn about depression to help needed relatives. Illegal drug abuses are destroying societies and is a critical field also needed explaining. Gilbert book about depression is excellent, is a fine 500 pages book. Very best wishes.
From what I know, Freud did cocaine. Cocaine gives paranoia. What are the chances that He tought that the unconscious has to be analyzed just because He was paranoid and his toughts scared him?
Look. I appreciate your bussiness. Hat off to Dr. Beck. First you have to fight stress. There are cases when the person is drown in debt. Doesnt have money to pay rent, buy food for him for his children, owe money, etc. For many depressives money problems is like having an anaconda around your body, squeezing. For normals, debts are very bad. But for depressive, is three times worst. So family or whomever have to help that guy getting that anaconda off him. My wifes brother in law shot himself because of that. Left one wife and two children.
Love your wisdom..
Prefiero el abordaje centrado en la persona de rogers, como dice rogers, brindar una evaluación moral ya sea positiva o negativa, resulta ameanzadora, decirle a alguien " eso me parece bien" también significa que podemos decirle " eso que haces me parece mal , horrendo", pero si el foco de evaluación interna no correpsonde ocnlo que dice le terapeuta, de que sirve que el terapeuta brinde un refuerzo positivo? de nada. Por siempre Rogers <3
CBT can be helpful in the management of chronic pain BUT chronic pain does not magically disappear and lm sick of seeing these kinds of videos claiming it’s all in the head. These people haven’t ever suffered chronic pain, they have zero clue.
Beck is one of the best! I like Pavlov, Erickson. I bought that book. Alas doesnt explain what depression is. Overcoming depression by Paul Gilbert, 500 pages, is that book. I agree when you have a relative with depression, learn! Of course, need a pro to help him or her. Very best wishes. The other thing: Analizing troublesome thoughts and situation Cognitive Behavior is good. Ericksons hypnosis will help sub mind issues, in some cases and Emdr for some traumas.
Damn this really worked! Thank you!
Does anyone know the study he mentions using bilateral rivalry test?
GET THIS MAN A MODELING JOB
It's great that you demistify therapy and lower barriers to cbt, but I have seen therapists on CZcams misquote cbt concepts and now I am wondering if the line between specific elements of the model and practitioner should be made more clear.
This man saved so many lives
CBT stole then deformed psychodynamic therapy
Is this attention training?
Thank you for sharing this therapy session!! Where do I watch the first session and all other sessions > (eg. the third, forth, fifth etc)
Thanks a lot. Great work for humanity . Thanks you so much Dr Judith for your humanistic work and this vedio. Marvelous performance. Congratulations. Perfect perfomance
Thank you for helping me 😊