Evidence-based training in CBTp

At NYC CBTp we use the ACCESS model of evidence-based training and dissemination (Stirman et al., 2010). This means that for agency trainings we meet with you (in person or by phone/teleconference call) prior to the training to discuss your needs, tailor the workshops specifically to your organization, and determine possible obstacles to implementation and sustainability that we endeavor to overcome from the start. All training programs include at least 6 months of follow up consultation including regular tape review and rating on the CTS-R (James, Blackburn & Reichelt, 2001) administration of patient outcome measures, clinician self-rating and program evaluation.

Potential workshop topics:

(All of which can be tailored to your specific organization needs)

Full CBT for psychosis
3-day workshop for licensed clinicians in Full formulation driven CBTp to be provided on an individual, 45 minute session, weekly basis

CBTp informed interventions
3-day workshop for licensed clinicians in formulation informed CBTp to be provided on a more flexible basis such as in-home or inpatient or non-weekly

Group CBTp 
1-day workshop for licensed clinicians in group applications of CBTp

CBT informed interventions for the psychosis milieu
1-day workshop for non-clinical, frontline staff

CBT for Clinical High Risk for psychosis (CHR)
 2-day workshop for licensed clinicians working in Clinical High Risk for psychosis teams

How to work with psychosis 
 1-day workshop for non-behavioral health professionals such as medical or surgical nurses etc.
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NYC CBTp is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. NYC CBTp maintains responsibility for this program and its content.