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Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Crisis Intervention and Relapse Prevention

September 1, 2008 by Megan · 1 Comment 

Introduction to Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
for Crisis Intervention and Relapse Prevention

with

Dr Bruno A. Cayoun
The Psychology Centre, Hobart, Australia

 Atherton Tablelands – Cairns Hinterland
Friday 31st October & Saturday 1st November 2008

Learn how to use MiCBT techniques to regulate emotions, prevent crisis, address addictions, and train the brain to regulate emotions and prevent crises. This is a unique opportunity to learn with the principal developer of MiCBT.

Description and Objectives:

Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (MiCBT) is a sophisticated integration of mindfulness core principles and traditional CBT. In the services where MiCBT is regularly implemented, complex clients with multiple and chronic difficulties experience rapid and sustained improvement in most life domains. The aim of this professional workshop is to provide a rationale for MiCBT demonstrate effective skills to facilitate the treatment of acute and chronic conditions. A case demonstration on video will show the efficacy of MiCBT to address the comorbidity of post traumatic stress, chronic depression and binge drinking

Learning Outcomes:

Course content will involve practical and experiential work. Participants will learn:

  •  Core skills in mindfulness practice
  • Theoretical fundamentals of mindfulness approaches
  • The four stages of MiCBT
  • To engage clients in the MiCBT treatment plan
  • Mindfulness-based relapse prevention strategies

Level:

Beginner to intermediate, no experience of mindfulness assumed.

Mindfulness Readings:

If you would like to read research on Mindfulness go to Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.

Pre-requisite:

A working knowledge of CBT or REBT is essential.

Accreditation:

This workshop has endorsement by the APS – 14 PD points

Dates:

Friday 31st October & Saturday 1st November 2008

Time:

9 am till 5 pm both days. Please arrive at 8.30 am for registration on first day.

Cost:

  • Early Bird discount ( payment before 17th September) is $310.
  • After 17th September cost is $390.

Price includes GST, Training materials (MiCBT manual, 2 CD’s Stage 1 & Advanced Training) , morning & afternoon teas, and lunches.

Venue:

Atherton Hotel Conference Room, 90 Main Street Atherton (40917611).

Facilitator:

Dr Bruno A. Cayoun
School of Psychology, University of Tasmania and
The Psychology Centre (TAS)

Dr Bruno Cayoun is a Clinical Psychologist in private practice at the Psychology Centre in Hobart, Tasmania an international speaker and teacher of MiCBT, and a consultant and clinical supervisor in mindfulness research worldwide.

His prior research at the University of Tasmania investigated the effects of attentional and inhibitory functions on behaviour (two essential mechanisms in mindfulness practice) in children with ADHD.

During the last 19 years, he has practised mindfulness meditation and undergone intensive training in mindfulness centres in France, Nepal, India, and Australia.

Over the last 7 years, Bruno has developed a therapy model that integrates mindfulness training with the principles of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, which is known as Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy or MiCBT. This integrative approach is used as a crisis intervention and relapse prevention method which is demonstrating advantages over traditional cognitive perspectives across a range of acute and chronic conditions.

Bruno provides continual training in MiCBT to various services and professional associations in Australia and overseas. His mindfulness training CDs are used worldwide and he is the author of a Mindfulness-integrated CBT skills-training manual for professionals and students. Bruno is also the developer of two questionnaires, the Short Progress Assessment and the Mindfulness-based Self Efficacy Scale, now translated in Portuguese and Dutch.

Bookings:

Bookings are essential as places are limited. This workshop is being organised by Tablelands Drug & Alcohol Counselling Centre. TDACC is a program of the Atherton Neighbourhood Centre Inc. Please address all enquiries to Jenell Wilkie on tdacc01@gmail.com or phone TDACC on 409142777 or 0439967951

Download the registration package: MiCBT Registration package

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One Response to “Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Crisis Intervention and Relapse Prevention”
  1. Dear Me says:

    Mindfulness is alien to the American way of life? Perhaps we do it while asleep (non-doing, being).

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