How to Structure a Therapy Session: one of the strongest pillars of quality control in therapy

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1 module

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Instructor
Dr William Davies

Price
£30.00

Description

In this distance learning module from the APT, we'll be looking at the different elements you should include in every therapy session. This allows you to provide the same quality of service to all of your patients, every time they see you and creates a structure they can use and rely on. Providing the same quality late on a Thursday afternoon as you do early on a Tuesday morning can be demanding, and having a solid structure for the therapy session is one of the strongest pillars we have in achieving this.

This module is part of the exciting Higher Order Therapy series of one hour modules. Each consists of an audio lasting 15-30 minutes, plus an exercise and resources for you to you use and practice with afterwards. The series is so named because it features all the 'higher order' factors that make therapy successful. If you examine the leading therapies they overlap to a fascinating degree, so by studying all the overlapping elements and then 'picking off' the elements that are unique to each particular therapy you achieve an extraordinary power and breadth in your ability to help others. And this is what the Higher Order Therapy series enables you to do. 

If you are an experienced therapist looking at the Higher Order Therapy modules you will quickly be able to see the ones you are proficient at and the ones you maybe need to brush up on, and that's exactly what you can do here. 

Every module in the Higher Order Therapy series is designed to be accessible, relevant and engaging, so encouraging both novice and expert therapists alike to develop exactly those elements they want to.

Finally, don't be misled by the price; you may feel that the low price suggests these are not serious modules whereas in fact they very much are. The APT's purpose is to make the best, most relevant and engaging training accessible to as many mental health professionals as possible.

 

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Certificate

By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate 1 hour CPD

Learning credits

CPD
1.0
1.
How to Structure a Therapy Session
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Added 8 months ago, by Sheryl
Crisp and informative!
 
Added over 1 year ago, by Anonymous
A very useful course reminding me of what I have learnt when initially learning CBT but perhaps have not always followed. I am going back to basics with this and using it in every session again.
 
Added over 1 year ago, by Debbie
useful structure helped focus
 
Added almost 2 years ago, by Anonymous
Highly recommend!
 
Added over 2 years ago, by Charlotte
A really useful module with quick and easily explained guidance on how to form a well-structured session plan that is consistent for every session you offer. I will easily be able to apply this to my own practice and look forward to seeing the progress of my clients as we work towards completing their action plans.
 
Added over 2 years ago, by susan
I feel sure that the clarity of using this structure for therapy sessions with my clients will ensure all clients receive the same quality of session and more targeted support.
 
Added over 2 years ago, by Anonymous
Clearly explained and the presenters use of metaphors help to faciliatate its importance!
 
Added about 3 years ago, by Shana
Very helpful to move forward with a structure and avoid getting lost in overwhelming content
 
Added over 3 years ago, by Aleksandra
Now it's a time to use obtained knowledge :)
 
Added over 3 years ago, by Anonymous
very informative and practical

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