This training event addresses issues of identity and how we can encourage a more person centred approach to CBT using life story methods. It is an interactive workshop, where you will be encouraged to participate, reflect and plan how you can apply creative methods to your CBT practice.
With a background in life story work and psychology, I have provided training on this subject for over 20 years. My Ph.D. focused on identities in care relationships of people with learning disabilities, through the use of life story books. I have applied life story methods to my own CBT practice and have found them helpful to encourage engagement and emotional expression.
Registration includes a private Facebook group where materials are posted and you can share your creative practices with peers. The session is recorded for convenience.
About the presenter
Dr Helen Moya is ex-Course Director of a High Intensity CBT programme at the University of Nottingham. This was an IAPT curriculum and level 2 accredited course with the BABCP covering all protocols and fundamental CBT skills. Current training is provided under the Moya CBT private practice. She is co-author of the recently published book ‘CBT for long-term conditions and medically unexplained symptoms’ with Philip Kinsella. More information, including a personal CV, can be found on the Moya CBT website: http://www.moyacbt.co.uk/about-me/
