Edmonton

Abstract: One of the most challenging aspects of CBT is the ability to recognize, name and work effectively to modify dysfunctional thoughts and underlying core beliefs that lead to problems for the client.  In this workshop several key strategies to identify negative thoughts and core beliefs that commonly occur in depression will be reviewed and […]

Psychological practice invariably leads to encounters with third parties and organizations requesting access to our work: From a client requesting a simple treatment summary letter, to a lawyer’s request for a copy of a clinical file and even a subpoena to appear in Court. Most of us practice with the hopes of avoiding these types of situations—leaving us ill prepared to respond to them when they do and potentially exposing us to professional disciplinary action.