Course in CBT Psychology and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Master cognitive behavioral therapy with practical, evidence based training to assess, intervene, and achieve real results for anxiety, depression, and phobias, boosting your professional profile and clinical confidence to manage cases effectively.

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Course in CBT Psychology and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 'CBT' has established itself as one of the most effective and scientifically supported approaches in clinical psychology. This course offers comprehensive training that enables professionals to gain a deep understanding of the theoretical and practical mechanisms that underpin this model, facilitating direct application in clinical settings. With an updated syllabus, students will explore topics ranging from basic conditioning principles to third wave therapies. Practical case studies and supervised exercises reinforce learning and skill consolidation.

During the program, special emphasis is placed on assessment and diagnosis, crucial steps for designing an effective treatment plan. You will learn to identify cognitive distortions and maladaptive behavioral patterns in your clients, using standardized tools and structured clinical interviews. This knowledge is essential to build a strong therapeutic alliance and define clear, achievable goals.

The curriculum includes mastery of advanced intervention techniques, such as cognitive restructuring, graded exposure, and behavioral activation. These tools will allow you to competently address disorders like anxiety, depression, and specific phobias, adapting each strategy to individual patient needs to maximize therapeutic outcomes.

Upon completion, you will have a comprehensive clinical preparation that will elevate your professional profile. You will be capable of managing cases confidently, applying intervention protocols that significantly improve people's quality of life.

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Objectives of the CBT and Applied Psychology Course

  • 🧠 To conduct comprehensive functional assessments to identify the variables that maintain the patient's psychological problems.
  • 📋 To design individualized, evidence-based treatment plans, establishing clear and measurable therapeutic goals.
  • 🛠️ To apply cognitive restructuring techniques to identify and modify distorted thoughts and limiting beliefs.
  • ⚡ To master exposure and behavioral activation strategies for the effective treatment of anxiety and depression.
  • 🗣️ To train social skills and assertive communication, improving patients' interpersonal relationships.
  • 🛑 To prevent relapses by equipping the patient with emotional self-management tools to maintain long-term gains.

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The course syllabus includes:

👨🏻‍🏫 20 Topics
TOPIC 1: THE COGNITIVE MODEL AND HUMAN INTERACTION
4 Lessons00:17:11
Assess the physical and social context, the five internal dimensions explaining behavior and distress, manage self-image and self-esteem, understand emotions per Lazarus and apply coping according to stress phases and controllability.

1.1 The Dialectical Relational Model

Discover how the individual and environment mutually influence each other and learn to assess the physical and sociocultural context and the five internal dimensions that explain behavior and distress.

04:28

1.2 Psychology of Affectivity

You will distinguish self-definition and self-evaluation, learn to manage self-image, and see how self-efficacy and self-esteem interact to influence your behavior and well-being.

04:21

1.3 Emotion Theory

How emotions are psychophysiological responses that prepare the body, which emotions are universal, and how primary and secondary appraisal in Lazarus theory determines emotion.

04:11

1.4 Coping Mechanisms

You will identify the four phases of stress and how to apply problem focused and emotion focused coping strategies based on the controllability of the situation.

04:11

TOPIC 2: FUNDAMENTAL SCHOOLS [ELLIS AND BECK]
4 Lessons00:16:31
You will identify and dispute irrational beliefs using the ABC model and Beck's hierarchy, applying logical, empirical and pragmatic disputation, guided discovery and reality testing to change emotional reactions.

2.1 Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT)

You will understand Ellis's ABC model and how your mediating beliefs create emotions, identify irrational beliefs and their types to begin changing your reactions.

04:37

2.2 The TREC Debate Phase

Identify and challenge irrational beliefs using three tools: logical debate to check coherence, empirical debate to seek evidence, and pragmatic debate to assess usefulness.

03:53

2.3 Aaron Beck's Cognitive Therapy

You will learn Beck's cognitive hierarchy, distinguish it from Ellis, and master guided discovery and reality testing techniques to correct distortions and reinterpret the meaning of events.

03:59

2.4 Structure of Beliefs

You will see how core and intermediate beliefs are formed and activated, how they generate automatic thoughts and reactions, and where to intervene to change maladaptive emotional responses.

04:02

TOPIC 3: COGNITIVE DISTORTIONS
4 Lessons00:16:41
You will identify and correct cognitive distortions such as selective abstraction, polarized thinking, overgeneralization, mind reading and catastrophizing to regulate your mood and act on evidence.

3.1 Filtering and Polarization

You will detect and correct selective abstraction and polarized thinking, understand how they distort reality, and learn strategies to protect your mood and improve your self assessment.

04:24

3.2 Generalization and Interpretation

Detect and correct overgeneralizations, mind reading, and catastrophic predictions that cause anxiety, enabling responses based on evidence and concrete actions.

04:12

3.3 Personalization and Catastrophism

You will spot catastrophic thinking, magnification, personalization, and misattribution of responsibility, and learn to reassign responsibility objectively to reduce guilt and anxiety.

03:58

3.4 Fallacies of Control and Justice

You will recognize the fallacies of control, fairness, change and blame and learn to distinguish your own responsibility from others' expectations to reduce guilt, resentment and emotional exhaustion

04:07

TOPIC 4: STRUCTURE AND THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCE
4 Lessons00:13:40
You will identify cognitive problems, build an empathetic therapeutic alliance, use collaborative empiricism to plan and adjust tasks, structure sessions and prevent relapses.

4.1 Principles of Cognitive Therapy (Part I)

You will identify and formulate problems in cognitive terms, build a strong therapeutic alliance, and apply collaborative empiricism to plan shared tasks and adjust the intervention from session to session.

00:35

4.2 Principles of Cognitive Therapy (Part II)

How to define concrete behavioral goals in CBT, apply psychoeducational tools to prevent relapses, and work in the here and now to achieve emotional autonomy.

04:25

4.3 Session Structure

Organize a CBT session: update mood, set a priority agenda, review assignments, practice cognitive restructuring, and end with new tasks and feedback to improve therapeutic progress.

04:05

4.4 The Therapeutic Alliance and Rogerian Skills

How to build a therapeutic alliance through empathy and unconditional acceptance, win the heart first to open the mind, and practice active listening and paraphrasing to validate the patient.

04:35

TOPIC 5: COGNITIVE RESTRUCTURING TECHNIQUES
5 Lessons00:20:21
You will use Socratic questioning to evaluate evidence, reduce dramatization and reframe beliefs using a daily log, coping cards, a 0 to 100 scale, a pros and cons matrix and the downward arrow technique

5.1 Socratic Questioning

Discover how to apply Socratic questioning to examine evidence for and against your thoughts, reduce dramatizing, and restructure beliefs using distancing and guided questions.

03:52

5.2 Daily Thought Recording (DTR)

Use a Daily Thought Record and coping cards to record situations, identify thoughts and emotions, practice rational responses, and lower emotional intensity through repetition.

04:07

5.3 Cognitive Continuum

You will use a 0 to 100 scale to depolarize thinking, reassess events labeled as terrible, and reduce perfectionism by validating intermediate achievements.

04:17

5.4 Cost-Benefit Analysis

Use a four-quadrant matrix and a scoring system to evaluate the pros and cons of keeping or changing a behavior and to quantify its true cost to promote change

04:02

5.5 Descending Arrow Technique

Use the downward arrow technique to move from automatic thoughts to the core belief that sustains them and learn to begin restructuring it

04:03

TOPIC 6: BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL TECHNIQUES
4 Lessons00:17:06
Develop assertive communication to say no without guilt, express emotions and negotiate with empathy, train social skills, systematic desensitization and problem solving with PRACTICE

6.1 Assertiveness Training

Communicate with respect and firmness, favoring assertiveness over passive or aggressive styles, say no without guilt, express feelings without hostility, and resolve conflicts through active listening and empathy.

04:23

6.2 Social Skills Training (SST)

Assess social repertoire and deficits, provide instruction, modeling, rehearsal and feedback, and improve nonverbal and paralinguistic communication.

04:20

6.3 Systematic Desensitization

How to use systematic desensitization: muscle relaxation, build a fear hierarchy, progress with imaginal exposure and then face the stimulus in vivo without anxiety.

04:15

6.4 Problem Solving (PRACTICE Model)

Identify stressful problems accurately, set realistic goals, generate and assess alternatives, choose and implement solutions, and review results using the PRACTICE model

04:08

TOPIC 7: DEPRESSION: MODEL AND TREATMENT
4 Lessons00:17:19
Identify Beck's cognitive triad, restructure negative thoughts with evidence based techniques, design schedules and microtasks to break inertia and learn to intervene in thought and behavior.

7.1 The Cognitive Triad of Depression

Detect the Beck Cognitive Triad and learn how negative views of yourself, the world and the future sustain depression and hopelessness.

04:20

7.2 The Schema Diagram in Depression

Recognize how the depressed mind filters reality, why it clings to negative information and dismisses positives, and practice cognitive techniques to notice and value evidence that challenges beliefs of incompetence.

04:14

7.3 Behavioral Activation and Planning

Create weekly schedules and microtasks that break depression inertia, organize your day hour by hour, help you advance step by step, and teach you to give yourself credit for each achievement to build motivation.

04:14

7.4 The Longitudinal Diagram in Depression

Learn how personal history and early beliefs are triggered by precipitating events to produce cognitive, emotional, and behavioral symptoms, and where to intervene in thought and behavior.

04:31

TOPIC 8: ANXIETY: NATURE AND MECHANISMS
4 Lessons00:16:26
You will identify fear and anxiety, distinguish productive from unproductive worry, detect hypervigilance and safety behaviors, and apply cognitive techniques to reduce anxiety and confirm actual safety.

8.1 Difference between Fear and Anxiety

You will identify in minutes the clinical difference between fear and anxiety: fear is an immediate neurophysiological response to real danger, anxiety is future oriented anticipation that creates sustained tension.

04:09

8.2 The Worry Cycle

You will learn why worry is a cognitive process that creates anxiety, how to tell productive from unproductive worry, and how to break the paralyzing what if loop

04:01

8.3 Resources and Risks Scheme

You will see how the mind magnifies risks and underestimates resources and learn cognitive techniques to adjust that tendency and reduce anxiety.

04:08

8.4 Focus of Attention and Safety Behaviors

How to detect hypervigilance and safety behaviors, understand why they maintain anxiety, and learn strategies to eliminate them and confirm actual safety.

04:08

TOPIC 9: SPECIFIC DISORDERS: TAG AND PANIC
4 Lessons00:17:07
Identify GAD criteria and distinguish worry as a thought from anxiety as an emotion. Use scheduled worry time, exposures to uncertainty and bodily sensations, record and challenge beliefs to habituate to anxiety.

9.1 Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

Identify the GAD criteria: excessive, uncontrollable worry for 6 months, physical and cognitive symptoms, metacognitive beliefs and intolerance of uncertainty that maintain the anxiety cycle.

04:44

9.2 Intervention in GAD

See worry as a thought and anxiety as an emotion. Set a worry period to defer rumination, and practice exposure to uncertainty to reduce checking.

04:15

9.3 Panic Disorder

How to distinguish a panic attack from panic disorder, recognize key symptoms, and understand the vicious cycle that sustains panic.

04:01

9.4 Treatment of Panic

You will record panic attacks, question catastrophic beliefs, practice exposure to feared sensations, and eliminate safety behaviors to learn to accept and habituate to anxiety.

04:07

TOPIC 10: SOCIAL ANXIETY AND EXPOSURE
4 Lessons00:14:57
You will master techniques to overcome social anxiety: detect self focused attention, stop catastrophic predictions and rumination, design exposures and experiments, remove safety behaviors and habituate the response

10.1 Cognitive Model of Social Anxiety

You will identify how social anxiety focuses attention on the self, generates catastrophic predictions before interactions, causes rumination after them, and how to break that cycle.

03:56

10.2 Social Anxiety Intervention

Discover how to shift your attention outward, reframe perfectionist standards, and carry out small behavioral experiments to verify that fear of social judgment rarely occurs.

03:44

10.3 Live Exposure

You will design an exposure hierarchy, remove safety behaviors, and record anxiety before, during, and after to habituate and confirm that fear decreases in social situations.

03:35

10.4 Imaginary and Thought Exposure

How to write and record first person scripts for imagined exposure, listen to the recording until you habituate, and apply looped exposure to deactivate intrusive thoughts through semantic satiation.

03:42

TOPIC 11: TRAUMA: DEFINITION AND EFFECTS
4 Lessons00:16:05
Identify traumatic event vs traumatic response, criteria and types, differentiate ASD and PTSD by timing, and recognize reexperiencing, avoidance, emotional numbing, hypervigilance, memory fragmentation, belief changes and cortisol

11.1 Definition and Types of Trauma

You will distinguish the traumatic event from the response, recognize their clinical criteria, and learn the types: interpersonal, disasters, community, medical, and vicarious.

03:58

11.2 Difference between Acute Stress and PTSD

How to distinguish acute stress disorder from PTSD by timing: symptoms within 30 days are an adaptive reaction. If they persist beyond 30 days they indicate progression to PTSD and need intervention.

03:59

11.3 Nuclear Symptomatology of PTSD

You will identify reexperiencing in PTSD: intrusions and flashbacks, physical reactions, avoidance strategies and emotional numbing, plus hypervigilance and negative beliefs that maintain the trauma.

04:10

11.4 Neurobiology and Cognition of Trauma

You will identify how trauma fragments memory and separates automatic from elaborative processing, why hypocortisolism occurs, and how beliefs about safety, trust, control, self esteem, and intimacy change.

03:58

TOPIC 12: TRAUMA TREATMENT [PHASE 1]
3 Lessons00:12:17
You will design a safe sensory environment to narrate traumas from an external visual vantage point and in past tense, contain reexperiencing, validate emotions, separate identity from the facts and transform punitive self talk.

12.1 Telling the Story (Narrative)

How to create a safe sensory environment for telling trauma: use an external visual anchor and past tenses to contain reliving, validate emotions and separate the person from the event.

04:17

12.2 Then and Now' Technique

How to compare then and now to spot changes in vulnerability, acknowledge growth, and dismantle absolute beliefs that keep you on high alert, reducing the perception of current danger.

04:07

12.3 Constructive Internal Dialogue

Turn punitive inner dialogue into survival scripts, design believable anchor affirmations, replace I should have done with I did the best I could, and reconnect identity as transformed.

03:53

TOPIC 13: COGNITIVE PROCESSING THERAPY [CPT]
5 Lessons00:19:42
You will design and deliver 12 sessions of Cognitive Processing Therapy, identify conflicts and emotions, challenge limiting beliefs, and rebuild trust and self efficacy after trauma.

13.1 Introduction and Impact Statement

You will review the structure and protocol of 12 Cognitive Processing Therapy sessions, learn to identify conflict points and natural versus manufactured emotions, and draft an Impact Statement.

03:42 🔒

13.2 ABC Worksheets in Trauma

Master the ABC worksheet to break experiences into event, thought, and emotion, label ideas versus feelings, and question interpretations that sustain distress, even after trauma.

04:06 🔒

13.3 CPT Belief Challenge

How to use the Belief Challenge Sheet to pick a problematic belief, question its real evidence, separate habit or feeling from fact, and reduce posttraumatic guilt and shame.

03:57 🔒

13.4 Thematic Modules (Safety and Confidence)

Balance the perception of danger and rebuild confidence after trauma by restructuring beliefs and developing skills to assess and gradually confront risks.

03:53 🔒

13.5 Thematic Modules (Power, Esteem and Intimacy)

You will strengthen self-efficacy and problem solving, rebuild self-worth and the capacity for intimacy, and draft a new statement that shows your cognitive change.

04:04 🔒

TOPIC 14: OTHER TRAUMA TECHNIQUES
3 Lessons00:12:07
Master Prolonged Exposure for PTSD: hierarchies, recorded imaginal exposures, between-session assignments, habituation and emotion regulation, plus stress inoculation and EMDR to desensitize and restructure memories

14.1 Prolonged Exposure (PE)

How to apply Prolonged Exposure for PTSD: create a hierarchy, guide recorded imaginal exposure, design between session assignments, and process habituation and emotion regulation.

04:10 🔒

14.2 Stress Inoculation

You will master stress inoculation: relaxation techniques and cognitive restructuring, imaginal rehearsal and gradual exposure to boost resilience and confidence in your coping.

03:53 🔒

14.3 Introduction to EMDR

Discover how bilateral stimulation in EMDR links traumatic memories to adaptive networks and how to identify the target memory, the negative belief and the positive belief to desensitize and create lasting change.

04:04 🔒

TOPIC 15: MINDFULNESS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
5 Lessons00:19:28
Regulate attention to live in the present without judgment, view thoughts as passing events, use sensory anchors and mindfulness practices, attend to emotions in the body, and replace self criticism with compassion

15.1 Definition and Components of Mindfulness

Master intentional regulation of attention to live in the present with openness and without judgment, distinguish awareness from thought and reduce reactivity that fuels anxiety.

04:07 🔒

15.2 Types of Practice

How to practice formal and informal mindfulness and observe thoughts as passing events without fusing with them

04:00 🔒

15.3 Mindfulness for Worry and Rumination

Interrupt the cycle of worry and rumination by shifting your focus to a sensory anchor, like a closely observed object or your breathing, to regain control of your attention.

03:51 🔒

15.4 Mindfulness for Emotions

You will notice where you feel emotions in your body, learn to observe them without judgment, and let them pass to build your tolerance for discomfort.

03:49 🔒

15.5 Mindfulness and Self-Compassion

How to replace self-criticism with a compassionate inner voice: coaching exercise, encouraging phrases and mindfulness practices to reduce anxiety and improve motivation and resilience.

03:41 🔒

TOPIC 16: EATING DISORDERS AND WEIGHT
5 Lessons00:18:37
You will recognize diagnostic criteria and anorexia subtypes, identify maintaining beliefs and behaviors, reconnect with values, and apply strategies to tolerate urges, eat mindfully, and motivate change.

16.1 Diagnosis of Anorexia Nervosa

How to recognize the diagnostic criteria of anorexia nervosa: energy restriction and low weight, fear and body image distortion, and restrictive and binge-eating or purging subtypes.

03:59 🔒

16.2 Cognitive Conceptualization in ED

You will identify beliefs that link personal worth to the body, rigid rules and magical thinking, and checking and avoidance behaviors that maintain anorexia.

03:44 🔒

16.3 Treatment and Values in ED

You will identify forgotten values, create dissonance between anorexia and your goals, manage the feeling of fullness without compensatory behaviors, and weigh costs and benefits to motivate change.

03:46 🔒

16.4 CBT for Weight Loss (Mindset)

You will distinguish physical hunger from emotional cravings, identify sabotaging thoughts, and use delay and distraction to tolerate the urge and stick to your weight loss plan.

03:39 🔒

16.5 Practical Weight Management Tools

Create benefit cards as reminders, practice assertive replies to decline food, and master mindful eating habits to manage weight.

03:29 🔒

TOPIC 17: COUPLE THERAPY
3 Lessons00:10:51
You will design and apply CBT strategies to view the couple as a shared project, manage attraction and intimacy, set household and financial rules, and strengthen commitment, trust and affection.

17.1 Definition and Attraction

Discover how to view a couple as a shared project from a cognitive behavioral perspective and how physical intellectual emotional and behavioral attraction fosters closeness and daily care of the relationship

03:45 🔒

17.2 Intimacy and Affectivity

You will identify what physical and mental intimacy are, why exclusivity and confidentiality sustain them, and how emotional connection is a constructed evaluation of the other based on shared values.

03:40 🔒

17.3 Coexistence and Commitment

Negotiate clear rules for home, money, family, lifestyle and personal space, and strengthen commitment through fidelity to agreements, trust and dedication.

03:26 🔒

TOPIC 18: IMPOSTOR SYNDROME AND IDENTITY
4 Lessons00:16:41
Master impostor syndrome: identify its origins, assess yourself with the Clance Scale, reframe thoughts, accept praise, and build technical, problem-solving, and self-worth confidence

18.1 The Impostor Phenomenon

Understand why successful professionals feel like frauds, how they attribute their achievements to external factors, and the anxiety cycle that perpetuates impostor feelings.

04:33 🔒

18.2 Impostor Assessment and Intervention

Evaluate impostor syndrome with the Clance Scale, compare your ideal profile to your actual skills, and practice accepting praise and reframing thoughts to reduce the feeling of being a fraud.

04:10 🔒

18.3 Fundamental Identity (Being vs. Doing)

Discover how to separate your identity from your professional role, recognize intrinsic qualities of body, soul and spirit, and anchor your self esteem in the Self to reduce reliance on achievement and impostor syndrome.

04:13 🔒

18.4 Dimensions of Confidence

How to distinguish and strengthen three types of confidence: technical skills, problem-solving ability and self-worth to face uncertainty without losing self-esteem.

03:45 🔒

TOPIC 19: LIFE COACHING AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
27 Lessons01:24:49
Transform limiting beliefs into a driver of action, define values and actionable goals, prioritize and focus tasks, regulate emotions and decisions, improve communication and create habits to live consistently and build your legacy.

19.1 Creating Empowering Beliefs

You will detect and transform limiting beliefs into empowering ones by applying the doubt cycle, seeking evidence, and adopting the internal roles of lawyer, prosecutor and judge.

04:07 🔒

19.2 Core Values and Vision

Learn how to distinguish superficial desires from deep needs, identify and prioritize your values, make congruent decisions, and shape the legacy you want to leave.

03:39 🔒

19.3 Goal Setting (Models)

How to avoid the most common mistakes when setting goals, use the Express Model of three questions, and plan four annual projects to achieve real, actionable objectives.

03:40 🔒

19.4 Time Management and Priorities

Use the Eisenhower Matrix to prioritize tasks, lower stress by extending deadlines or freeing mental space, and replace multitasking with focused work sessions to improve efficiency and quality.

03:25 🔒

19.5 Responsibility and Maturity

You will recognize maturity and apply faith and radical responsibility to break free from dependence, attain independence and interdependence, and regain control of your life.

03:17 🔒

19.6 Communication and Listening

You will distinguish hearing from listening, practice active listening, use silence, and check understanding to avoid misunderstandings.

03:12 🔒

19.7 Integral Decision Making

Sequential head, heart and gut check to spot discrepancies, make aligned decisions and avoid paralysis by analysis.

03:01 🔒

19.8 Learning and Success Cycle

Discover how to redefine success as giving your best effort, stop comparing yourself, turn failures into learning, and develop skills to solve problems and teach.

03:08 🔒

19.9 Emotional States Management

Master techniques to curb impulsive reactions using the Páramo Stop method, visualize letting emotions fall, and change posture and breathing to regain rational control

03:14 🔒

19.10 Mental Filters (NLP)

You will identify mental filters of deletion, distortion and generalization, and learn to retrieve discarded information, question biased interpretations and challenge absolute beliefs like always or never.

03:22 🔒

19.11 Multiple Intelligences

You will identify your type of intelligence and learn how to adapt goals and methods to build on your strengths beyond the academic model.

03:10 🔒

19.12 CBT Assumptions and Change

Discover how to distinguish your map from reality, recognize the positive intent behind behaviors, and reprogram strategies to leverage your resources without judgment.

03:12 🔒

19.13 Definition of the Ideal Customer (Avatar)

Identify your ideal client: demographic and psychographic variables, their fears and desires, to sharpen your message, optimize your energy and achieve better therapy outcomes.

02:57 🔒

19.14 The Wise Mind

You will learn to tell the rational mind from the emotional mind and practice accessing the Wise Mind to decide with balance, validating emotions without letting them take over.

03:04 🔒

19.15 Perceptual Positions

Master the three NLP positions: your own perspective, stepping into the other's shoes, and a neutral observer to resolve conflicts with empathy and clarity.

03:04 🔒

19.16 Anchors and Conditioning

Create emotional anchors that evoke confidence, calm or energy through classical conditioning and neutralize negative anchors by activating a strong positive anchor

03:08 🔒

19.17 Learning Styles

Identify anyone's VAK style and tailor your message with visuals, voice, or sensations to communicate with greater impact

03:05 🔒

19.18 The Power of Vulnerability

You will discover why vulnerability is courage, how to distinguish it from weakness, and how to use it to connect, lead, and grow emotionally.

02:54 🔒

19.19 Managing Expectations

Turn the gap between expectations and reality into a step-by-step plan: accept the present, adapt goals with flexibility, and ease frustration.

02:53 🔒

19.20 Proactivity vs. Reactivity

You will identify reactive versus proactive language and attitudes and learn to expand your circle of influence to take responsibility and choose your responses

03:04 🔒

19.21 The Concept of [Enoughness]

You will uncover the core belief of insufficiency and learn to replace seeking external approval with self-acceptance, grow from self-love, and turn failure into learning.

02:52 🔒

19.22 Gratitude and Focus

How to use gratitude to retrain the SAR, redirect your attention, reduce stress, and build resilience through the daily habit of writing three things you are grateful for.

02:49 🔒

19.23 Resilience and Flexibility

You will discover why true strength is adapting like bamboo, building cognitive flexibility, and turning adversity into personal growth.

02:51 🔒

19.24 Forgiveness and Letting Go

How to use forgiveness as personal liberation: identify and release grudges, validate pain, and use practical techniques to close cycles and move forward with lightness.

02:54 🔒

19.25 Self-motivation and Discipline

Turn motivation into discipline by creating systems and habits and celebrate small milestones to sustain long term progress.

02:53 🔒

19.26 Integration of the [I]

Discover how to align thought, emotion and action to resolve inner conflicts, integrate your parts and live authentically, reducing anxiety and self-sabotage.

02:56 🔒

19.27 Closure and Continuous Life Plan

How to make personal development a lifestyle: continuous improvement, lifelong learning, active curiosity, and creating a legacy by helping others.

02:58 🔒

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Frequently asked questions about CBT Psychology

What disorders can be treated with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?

CBT has shown high effectiveness in the treatment of a wide variety of psychological problems. Among the most common are anxiety disorders [such as panic disorder or generalized anxiety disorder], major depressive disorder, phobias, obsessive compulsive disorder [OCD] and post traumatic stress disorder. It is also very useful for addressing sleep problems, eating disorders and difficulties in managing anger.

Is online CBT training effective?

Absolutely. Online CBT training allows for a deep assimilation of concepts thanks to the availability of audiovisual resources, detailed clinical cases, and the ability to review the material as many times as necessary.

Our platform is designed to offer a rigorous and flexible learning experience, removing geographic and temporal barriers without sacrificing academic quality.

For which psychological problems is CBT most effective?

Scientific evidence supports CBT as the treatment of choice for a wide range of disorders. It is especially effective for anxiety, depression, phobias, obsessive compulsive disorder [OCD], and post traumatic stress disorder. It has also shown excellent results in managing anger, sleep disorders, and eating disorders, providing practical tools for short and long term improvement.

How long does the treatment or the application of these techniques last?

Unlike other long term therapies, CBT is characterized by being a structured, goal oriented approach, which often translates into shorter interventions.

Although the duration varies depending on the patient and the complexity of the case, the techniques you will learn are designed to produce observable changes within a reasonable period of time, promoting the patient's autonomy from the first sessions.

Do you need to be a psychologist to take this course?

This course is primarily aimed at psychologists, psychiatrists, and students in the final years of these disciplines who wish to specialize. However, it is also very valuable for other health and education professionals seeking to understand the mechanisms of human behavior and to acquire supportive tools, always respecting the ethical and legal boundaries of professional clinical practice.

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