Professional Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Diploma (Udemy.com)

I am very satisfied with the lesson, negative thoughts were discussed, information was given about how to turn negative feelings into positive. In the second module, feel confident, emotional responses, automatic thinking all about the reactions about perceptions were explained. Automatic thoughts were mentioned. Low self esteem and low confidence were mentioned. We absorbe feelings and believes. Emotions and believes. Behaviours rooted believes. Optimistic and pessimistic. CBT treatment was explained. Cbt questions explained how much believes and thoughts? For ex: angry,sad,jelous, frightened,shamed,disguisted there are automatic thinking. Thoughts and actions feeling. Thank you for you Dr. Karen E. First 1-2 Module. İpek Kozanlar

The course went really fast, and it was interested from the begging to end. Dr. Wells explained everything with a wonderful way she could, and it was understandable. I like the bonus part and I will visit one of the courses in the future for more knowledge. Anything more we learn is always better for our personal transformation and eventually for our client's. Thank you so much for the opportunity to learn and be better for me and my future clients!!!i

I am studying counseling and was first a bit skeptical about the length of the course but Karen E. Wells CBT course goes really in-depth, along with a great structured workbook and assessments for every chapter. I enjoyed the course and learned a lot. Thank you for this great and compact course!!!

I highly recommend this course, It was so very interesting and very informative. The course is jam packed with techniques, the tools within are so very valuable. This course is of a very high standard, and is of great value and benefit to anyone who wants to become a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist.

I took this course as an experiment. I’m a BABCP accredited CBT therapist. Karen Wells really doesn’t know what she’s talking about. She’s misunderstood what CBT is, mixed together REBT and CBT concepts and generally delivered something so poor that no one should be thinking they can practice as a CBT therapist after completing this course. There are far more informative books by proper CBT trained clinicians that will explain CBT properly and point people in the right direction for proper training and eventual accreditation with the professional body for CBT. It’s important to be trained properly as people asking for help may be very vulnerable. I am concerned that the trainer has styled herself “Dr” which quick research shows is not true - this is dishonest and implies a level of credibility which isn’t there.

This CBT course was very interesting and provided practical strategies to support individuals. I liked the practical reflection exercises and felt that it help me to understand a great deal about how I might and should perceive the support individuals need particularly in this time of turbulent painful change for so many.

Yes I thoroughly enjoyed it, it was what I expected, it was great being able to work at my own pace. It was all laid out and explained very well.

This particular course is a vital subject to have if one intends going into private practice as a psychotherapist. I am learning good information and not only will it give me the opportunity to assist my client, it will also assist me.

It was really great

The class or easy to understand.

So far so good. More examples would help my understanding, as I am beginning to be a little unclear for example of the difference between a Thought Diary or an Automatic Thought Record. I also see a great to of "the Client Should..." statements, which I find unusual given that liberal use of "Should statements" are a condition that CBT can help to address.

given me a great insight into the basics of CBT, I intend to complete all training, purchase extra material and work books, CBT art books and after several months practice on my self partner and friends , I hope to set up a CBT/Hypno and Art Therapy Practice.