CBT for Psychosis (Udemy.com)

Slides were typical of “death by PowerPoint”. Specific Interview techniques to work around paranoia in the room can be added. Relationship is more important than intervention was stated repeatedly and this can be expanded by talking about WHY and HOW. how this can be incorporated into day to day assessment as if it’s not THERAPY. Some discussion about initial assessment phase, middle working through and termination phase would help.

Thank you for bringing in the research about medications & outcomes... I wish everyone understood this, particularly (so called) "mental health" professionals and those dealing with such symptomology (so called, "mental illness"). As a therapist and I suppose intuitive person, I believe deeply that a number of paradigms need to change - and this helps. This training has actually updated / added to my thinking in ways I never imagined.

This course was interesting. Practicing CBT already, a lot of informations were reminders, but it's always useful. This course could be more appropriate for beginners in CBT

This course has been incredibly helpful. Up to this point in my career, I have felt uncomfortable working with clients experiencing psychosis. To me this an area that someone specializes in, and that person is not me. This course helped me in recognizing what psychosis is and what it isn’t. I feel much more confident in working with clients who experience psychosis. I think this is a great intro, and it has inspired me to continue learning.

good set up
good feedback
good material
a bit static the presentation

Information feels evidence-based & is brought up with accurate references, teacher has a nice understandable style of explaining things, good tempo and amount of information

The information is the opposite to narrow thinking about psychosis. Healing, managing, monitoring psychosis with supportive resources needs to reach every person & their families by the medical interventions who have vast influence on recovery & direction.

Yes, very helpful in conceptualizing what is happening for as client. Fits with own philosophy.

It was a great match because I hope to utilize CBT for Psychosis in my practice.

Yes. Im eager to learn about implementation.

Nice work dude!

Great discussion of new ways of thinking about psychosis other than the pathological/illness-based model. Diagrams are extremely helpful to visualize how these ideas work. Would like to see some more hands-on exercises, additional readings, or extra links.