WHAT WE DO

Prepare individuals to meet the basic standards required by the Academy of Cognitive Therapy (ACT) and/or the Canadian Association of Cognitive and Behavioural Therapies (CACBT) for certification/credentialing.

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THE PROGRAM

This is a two-part training program for people seeking training and/or supervision in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
Each of the training modules can be offered to organizations or groups as stand alone sessions. Please contact facilitators for more information.

Part 1 Training

6 modules covered over 4 full training days and 1 evening
Each training day is approximately 8 hours in length and requires independent study including reading between training days
Training can be offered on site in Sudbury, Ontario or via distance education
There will be role play included as part of each module and every participant will take their turn in the role of the facilitator, the client and the therapist

Training Modules

Here is an overview of the topics to be covered throughout the course.

Introduction-CBT the Basics
Case Formulation
CBT for Depression and Suicidal Thoughts
CBT for Anxiety Disorders, Panic Disorders, Social Phobia & PTSD
CBT for special topics
Putting it all together

Part 2 Supervision

10 weekly or biweekly supervision sessions
Each session lasts 45-60 minutes
Supervision requires the trainee to record a CBT session with their client and submit the recording to the supervisor
The supervision discussion between the supervisor and trainees can take place either in person, over the phone or via Webex depending on the arrangements made between the supervisor and trainees in the supervision agreement

N.B. The Academy of Cognitive Therapy and the Canadian Association of Cognitive and Behavioural Therapies has criteria separate from the Center for CBT Sudbury. Applicants must independently determine if they meet the requirements as set out by ACT and CACBT, should they wish to apply for certification. However, not meeting the ACT or CACBT requirements would not exclude an individual from being accepted into this program.

TEAM

Stacey Roles, RN MScN

Stacey Roles is an Academy of Cognitive Therapy (ACT) Certified Trainer Consultant and Certified Cognitive Therapist and is also credentialed with the Canadian Association of Cognitive and Behavioural Therapies. She is an Advanced Practice Nurse, an Adjunct Professor at Laurentian University with the School of Nursing, and is Psychotherapy Faculty in the Psychiatry Program at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM). Stacey also maintains a private practice.

Peter Pagnutti, RN

Peter Pagnutti is a Registered Nurse/Case Manager and is a certified Cognitive Therapist with the Academy of Cognitive Therapy. Peter has been working in the mental health field for over 20 years. He has experience working with clients who suffer from severe mental illness in both hospital and community settings and maintains a private practice.

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Congratulations to Stacey for becoming an Academy of Cognitive Therapy (ACT) Certified Trainer Consultant!

COURSE DATES

Septempber 28^th, 2018	9am to 5pm
October 5^th, 12^th and 19^th, 2018	9am to 5pm
October 25^th, 2018	5pm to 7pm

Fall of 2018 Intensive CBT training dates. On location or via distance education. Physicians will receive 30 CEPD credits for this course.

Early bird rate prior to September 7th includes a $300 discount for intensive training. Application deadline - September 21st, 2018

Center for CBT Sudbury

Training & Supervision Program

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Clinically Based Transformations