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“...And It’s All Your Fault!”
Using Cognitive Interpersonal Therapy to
Overcome Anger and Interpersonal Conflict
David Burns, M.D.
This home study was recorded at a recent 2-day professional workshop. Professionals who listen to the tapes or CD’s, read the accompanying materials, and pass the post-test will receive 13 hours CE/CME credit**.
Content and Format
The home study is available on CD. Each kit contains 13 CD’s, all slides and other course materials used at the live workshop, a post-test, and complete instructions.
Course Description
Cognitive Interpersonal Therapy (CIT) is a new treatment developed by Dr. Burns to help patients deal with anger, resolve conflicts, and develop more satisfying relationships. You will learn this basic, flexible approach, which can be used to help patients with a wide variety of relationship problems.
You will also learn strategies for dealing with angry patients who blame others and resist change, as well as paradoxical methods to help boost motivation and empower the patient
Target Audience and Course Level
This educational activity is intended for the use of professionals and advanced students, and is not appropriate for general audiences. It is an advanced clinical training presented at a post-graduate level. Target audience includes social workers, psychologists, physicians, counselors, physicians and other healthcare professionals, as well as advanced students in these professions, professionals who work in related fields, and others with a serious interest in the course topic. Its goal is to enhance the knowledge and/or competence of attendees, as well as increase the quality of patient care.
Course Objectives
After completing this home study, you will be better able to:
- Measure marital satisfaction, depression, anxiety, anger and the quality of the therapeutic alliance
- Be better able to integrate Cognitive Interpersonal Therapy (CIT) with your own
spiritual beliefs.
- Describe crucial differences between the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Cognitive Interpersonal Therapy (CIT).
- Develop a meaningful therapeutic agenda with patients with personal relationship problems
- Deal with individuals who resist intimacy and sabotage their relationships.
- Resolve your own relationship problems -- with patients, colleagues, or family members
Commercial Support and Disclosure Information
The production of this homestudy was not financed or otherwise supported by any commercial interest. Anyone in a position to affect program content is required to disclose relevant financial relationships that may cause potential conflicts of interest. All potential conflicts of interest have been resolved in accordance with the mandates of IAHB’s accrediting bodies. Please click here to review disclosures and conflict resolution data. In addition, speakers are required to acknowledge any reference to the experimental or off-label use of any product, device, or procedure each time such reference is made. Finally, when a course includes material that may cause some participants discomfort or could be considered dangerous under some circumstances, notification to that effect will be included in course materials and/or will be mentioned by the speaker.
On the course evaluation form, you will have the opportunity to tell us whether you believed these disclosures/acknowledgements were made, as well as the extent to which you feel this activity may have been commercially biased.
Cost
$149.00
To purchase, click here or contact IAHB/Seminar Services at 866-272-8497.
**Nurses licensed under UNA/ANCC regulations may claim an extra 1/2 hour credit for completing the course evaluation as well as an extra 1/2 hour credit for completing the course post-test, if applicable.
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