Talk See and Do: Use of Visuals in Psychotherapy for Anxiety (With CE)

Talk See and Do: Use of Visuals in Psychotherapy for Anxiety (With CE)

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Presenter:  Dr. Carroll Cradock

 

Overview:         

Psychotherapy is approaching a transition that will broadly and deeply transform practice. Over the past few years, it has become clear that psychotherapy clients can get better sooner and stay better longer when the therapist or counselor integrates visual tools with talk therapy.

The visual techniques in this presentation include two types: virtual tools and tangible tools (personal and household objects).

These visual tools are appropriate for use in mental health care for adults, adolescents and children. The visual approaches in this presentation are intended for use during therapy
sessions, between therapy sessions and post-therapy. Their visibility renders the clinical significance salient for the client, yet invisible to others and protective of client privacy. The empirical bases for use of these tools include research on clinical psychology, psychotherapy, visual perception and social psychology.

 

Presenter Bio:

Carroll Cradock, Ph.D., President CAC Counseling LLC
Expertise in providing presentations and content:
Over 60 presentations and webinars: virtual and in person, including topics on use
of visuals in therapy
Taught courses in psychotherapy (adults, children, adolescents) in 3 Chicago
doctoral programs in clinical psychology
President, Chicago Campus, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology 2009-2011

 

Learning Objectives:

  1. Explain rationale and evidence base for use of visible, versatile and confidential visual tools to promote and sustain benefits of psychotherapy for anxiety: ordinary personal and household objects and virtual visuals.
  2. Describe at least three examples of visual tools effective in treatment and relapse prevention of anxiety
  3. Specify three (3) steps in selecting and using visual tools effectively during psychotherapy sessions.

 

CE Credits Available: 1.0

Attendees must attend the entirety of the program and complete the Evaluation sent after the program and 100% on the Knowledge Test (sent separately).   CE Certificates will be processed and emailed within 5 – 10 business days from receipt of knowledge test score.

 

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Presenter:  Dr. Carroll Cradock

 

Overview:         

Psychotherapy is approaching a transition that will broadly and deeply transform practice. Over the past few years, it has become clear that psychotherapy clients can get better sooner and stay better longer when the therapist or counselor integrates visual tools with talk therapy.

The visual techniques in this presentation include two types: virtual tools and tangible tools (personal and household objects).

These visual tools are appropriate for use in mental health care for adults, adolescents and children. The visual approaches in this presentation are intended for use during therapy
sessions, between therapy sessions and post-therapy. Their visibility renders the clinical significance salient for the client, yet invisible to others and protective of client privacy. The empirical bases for use of these tools include research on clinical psychology, psychotherapy, visual perception and social psychology.

 

Presenter Bio:

Carroll Cradock, Ph.D., President CAC Counseling LLC
Expertise in providing presentations and content:
Over 60 presentations and webinars: virtual and in person, including topics on use
of visuals in therapy
Taught courses in psychotherapy (adults, children, adolescents) in 3 Chicago
doctoral programs in clinical psychology
President, Chicago Campus, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology 2009-2011

 

Learning Objectives:

  1. Explain rationale and evidence base for use of visible, versatile and confidential visual tools to promote and sustain benefits of psychotherapy for anxiety: ordinary personal and household objects and virtual visuals.
  2. Describe at least three examples of visual tools effective in treatment and relapse prevention of anxiety
  3. Specify three (3) steps in selecting and using visual tools effectively during psychotherapy sessions.

 

CE Credits Available: 1.0

Attendees must attend the entirety of the program and complete the Evaluation sent after the program and 100% on the Knowledge Test (sent separately).   CE Certificates will be processed and emailed within 5 – 10 business days from receipt of knowledge test score.

 

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