Archival information · Padesky
WorldWide Workshops |
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Workshop
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Sponsor
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January 31
to February 4 |
Palm Desert,
CaliforniaWorkshop - 24 hours
"Winter Workshop in Cognitive Therapy"
Padesky & Mooney
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Center for Cognitive Therapy
Newport Beach, California
www.padesky.com
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| February 8
– 12 |
Palm Desert,
CaliforniaWorkshop - 24 hours
"Camp Cognitive Therapy 2000"
Padesky & Mooney
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Center for Cognitive Therapy
Newport Beach, California
www.padesky.com
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| March 10 |
Portland, OregonWorkshop
- 6 hours
"Applying Client Creativity to Recurrent Problems"
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www.omhca.com
Oregon Mental Health Counselor’s Association
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| April 10
– 11 |
Vancouver, BC,
CanadaWorkshop - 12 hours
"Transforming Personality:
In-depth Training in Cognitive Therapy of Personality Disorders"
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CognitiveWorkshops
www.cognitiveworkshops.com |
| May 18 –
19 |
Butte, MontanaWorkshop
- 12 hours
"Mind Over Mood: Cognitive Therapy in Clinical Practice"
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National Association of Social
Workers, Montana Chapter
Tele 406.449.6208
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| June 12 |
Oxford, EnglandWorkshop
- 6 hours
"Applying Client Creativity to Recurrent Problems: Constructing Possibilities and
Tolerating Doubt"
Christine A. Padesky & Kathleen A. Mooney
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melanie.fennell@psych.ox.ac.uk
Oxford Cognitive Therapy Centre
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| June 15
– 16 |
London, EnglandWorkshop
- 12 hours
"Transforming Personality:
In-depth Training in Cognitive Therapy of Personality Disorders"
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CognitiveWorkshops
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| June 20 |
Catania, Sicily,
Italy
Christine A. Padesky & Kathleen A. Mooney
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International Congress of
Cognitive Psychotherapy
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| June 21 |
Catania, Italy
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International Congress of
Cognitive Psychotherapy
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| July 5 - 6 |
Ayr, ScotlandWorkshop
- 12 hours
"Cognitive Therapy Under Pressure"
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brigitte.cosford@aapct.scot.nhs.uk
conference administrator
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| July 7 |
Ayr,
ScotlandMaster Class - 6 hours
Christine A. Padesky & Kathleen A. Mooney
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brigitte.cosford@aapct.scot.nhs.uk
conference administrator
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| September 22 |
Las Vegas, NevadaWorkshop
- 90 minutes
"Mind Over Mood: Change How You Feel By Changing the Way You Think"
Workshop - 90 minutes
"Group Cognitive Therapy"
Workshop - 90 minutes
"Cognitive Therapy with Children"
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US Journal Training Inc
www.usjtconferences.com |
| December 7 - 8 |
Dublin, IrelandWorkshop
- 12 hours
"Cognitive Therapy: Pushing the Boundaries to help Recurrent Problems"
Christine A. Padesky
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Swift Centre,
St. Patrick's Hospital,
Dublin 8
Tele: +353 1 4162626
(no hyperlinks available)
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| December 13 -
14
see March 2001 |
London, EnglandWorkshop
- 12 hours
"Transforming Personality:
In-depth Training in Cognitive Therapy of Personality Disorders"
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CognitiveWorkshops
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ARCHIVAL INFORMATION
International Congress of Cognitive
Psychotherapy:
Toward a New Millenium (2000)
Cognitive Therapy Colleagues gathered in Catania, Sicily
(Italy) from June 20 - 24, 2000 for this world wide event in one of the most beautiful
spots on earth. They attended workshops, seminars, and research symposia with the world
leaders in cognitive therapy as well as a variety of social events (including a trip to
Mount Etna).
Padesky / Mooney
Workshop
Applying Client Creativity to Recurrent Problems
Constructing Possibilities and Tolerating Doubt
Christine A. Padesky, PhD
Kathleen A. Mooney, PhD
Newport Beach, California USA
June 20, 2000
Catania, Sicily
Workshop Description
This workshop proposes that clients
with recurrent problems are ideal for innovative interventions and shows how therapists
can engage these clients' creativity to construct new possibilities for change.
Through didactic presentations,
clinical demonstrations, clinical vignettes, participant role plays and guided exercises,
attendees will learn how to help clients with recurrent problems devise creative
solutions, engage in meaningful and constructive behavioral experiments, and maintain
changes over time.
This workshop is specifically
designed for intermediate to advanced cognitive therapists who are familiar with cognitive
therapy protocols and skilled in case conceptualization, and identifying and testing
automatic thoughts, underlying assumptions, and core beliefs.
Workshop Presenters
Christine A. Padesky, Ph.D., co-founder and Director of the Center for Cognitive Therapy,
Newport Beach, California, is Past-President of the International Association of Cognitive
Psychotherapy and Distinguished Founding Fellow of the Academy of Cognitive Therapy. She
is co-author of leading cognitive therapy books for clients (Mind Over Mood) and
therapists (Clinician's Guide to Mind Over Mood, Cognitive Therapy with
Couples and Cognitive Therapy with Personality Disorders) and produces audio
and video cognitive therapy training tapes (described on her web-site: www.padesky.com).
Dr. Padesky's training materials and
workshops demonstrate the integration of cognitive therapy protocols and research with
creative clinical processes and interventions.
Kathleen A. Mooney, Ph.D., co-founder and Associate Director of the Center for Cognitive
Therapy, Newport Beach, California, is a Founding Fellow of the Academy of Cognitive
Therapy and former editor of the International Cognitive Therapy Newsletter and the IACP
News. Her clinical specialties include cognitive therapy for anxiety disorders,
psychophysiological problems, personality disorders, and lesbian/gay issues. Dr. Mooney
has presented workshops at international meetings in Denmark, England, Ireland, the
Netherlands, Northern Ireland, and Switzerland. She co-produces the Center's audio and
videotape training materials and designs the www.padesky.com web-site.
Together, Drs. Padesky and Mooney
are popular workshop instructors, recognized for their clear presentations, organization,
warmth, clinical compassion, humor, and breadth of cognitive therapy expertise.
Objectives / Goals
LEARN how to engage the
creativity of clients with recurrent problems
EXPERIENCE how it feels to
reach for possibilities compared with solving problems
LINK both heart and mind
to successfully transform recurrent problems
INCREASE your skill
helping clients identify pivotal new and old underlying assumptions
EXPLORE the difficulties
inherent in tolerating ambiguity and doubt in therapy
PRACTICE processes that
can lead to more creative behavioral experiments
IDENTIFY your own
recurrent barriers to successful outcome with these clients
UNDERSTAND principles for
maintaining positive change.
ARCHIVAL INFORMATION
The Client as Architect
of Change
Christine A. Padesky, Ph.D.
Newport Beach, California USA
June 21, 2000
Catania, Sicily
Dr. Padesky takes the
audience on a brief tour of the themes introduced in her keynote addresses
at prior international conferences and humbly acknowledges that they largely
miss what she considers the most critical and intriguing aspect of
successful therapy: the client as architect of change.
By evaluating
cognitive therapy from the perspective of a client, we gain new insights
into some of our professional debates (i.e., strict use of protocols versus
purely constructivistic approaches) and creative ideas for the future of our
field.
Attend this main
conference lecture to learn why ambiguity and doubt might be the most
welcomed states of mind in cognitive therapy's future.
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