Schema Therapy: Beliefs Drive Behavior

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Training Details

Event Dates and Timeframe
Any Time
Location and Delivery Method
Delivery Method
Online / Web Delivered
Software
Zoom
Support Website
www.zoom.us
Cost Range
FREE to $20.00
Everyone can participate in the webinar for free. Members of NAADAC receive a Certificate of Completion for CEs for FREE by watching all of this webinar and passing an online CE quiz ($20 for non-members).

Host And Instructor

Host
National Association for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC)
Instructor
Jennifer Mathews, LPC-S, NCC, CDWF, MAC, SAP

Credits

C.E. Credit for NAADAC - The Association for Addiction Professionals: 1.50
Specialization: Qualified Addictions Professional
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Training Overview Description

Description

Schema theory, developed by Jeffrey Young, will be presented including the ideas around how we form behavior patterns. Also covered will be how beliefs are formed and how they can be formed around inaccurate or skewed information, and thus produce unhealthy or ill-informed behaviors. We will cover the 18 schemas, including their definitions and etiologies. We will discuss ways to challenge beliefs and how to explain schemas to clients, as well as temper clinician and client expectations for what progress looks like.

Learning Objectives

  • Gain an understanding of where beliefs come from and how they are formed.

  • Be able to explain 18 schemas.

  • Learn how schemas determine behavior patterns.

Who Should Attend

Addiction professionals, employee assistance professionals, social workers, mental health counselors, professional counselors, psychologists, and other helping professionals that are interested in learning about addiction-related matters.

Event-specific Details

This training could be applied to multiple areas of the Alaska Qualified Addictions Professional (QAP) certification. Contact the Alaska Commission for Behavioral Health Certification (Ask for Dabney Van Liere, Executive Director) at 907-332-4333 or email acbhc@akcertification.org for specific information.

Registration Information

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER for Schema Therapy: Beliefs Drive Behavior

Funding: Grant funded by the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority through the University of Alaska Anchorage Center for Human Development.

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