Lisa Cromer, Ph.D.
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Summary:
There are hundreds of cognitive behavioral treatment (CBT) manuals on the market and it can be confusing about which to use when clients have co-occurring disorders or when symptoms and problems seem to shift across treatment. This workshop will present a transdiagnostic approach and skills that have a strong research base across disorders. Skills from the Unified Protocol, which is a trans-diagnostic, emotion-focused CBT that target core deficits across anxiety, depressive, and related disorders, including eating disorders, will be reviewed. The workshop will first briefly review the evidence and need for a transdiagnostic approach. Skills that are reviewed will include goal setting, motivational enhancement, understanding emotions, mindfulness, cognitive flexibility, and exposures.
Learning objectives:
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- Describe rationale for a transdiagnostic approach.
- Apply emotion-focused treatment principles and strategies to patients with comorbid emotion disorders.
- Differentiate between interoceptive and situational exposures.
- Identify four components of CBT treatment that are effective across disorders.
CEUS requested for approval: Oklahoma Ph.D., LPC, LADC & CADC (3 hrs. Mental Health), LCSW, LMFT and Case Management. Nursing certificate of participation.
Kansas LPC & LCPC, Psychologist, LAC & LCAC – meets continuing education requirements for CEUs as described in K.A.R. 102.
Missouri Psychologist – Meets with continuing education requirements as described in Chapter 337.050, 12.(1)
Missouri Social Worker – Application for course approval has been approved.
Missouri LPC – Verification of training hours and attendance will be provided for required Missouri LPC Continuing Education reporting.
Arkansas Psychologist – Meets with continuing education requirements as described in Arkansas Psychology Board Rules and Regulations 2009, 9.1.A(2)(a).
Arkansas LPC,LADAC – This CE offering is not offered as an NBCC approved seminar. Please check with your licensing board for approval.
About the Presenter
Lisa Cromer, Ph.D.
Dr. Lisa Cromer is an associate professor of clinical psychology at The University of Tulsa where she teaches Diversity, Ethics, and Law, and Intervention Science. Dr Cromer was awarded the Outstanding Early Career Achievement in Trauma Psychology Award from the American Psychological Association, and recently received the Medicine Wheel Award for Outstanding Community Service. Dr. Cromer conducts trauma and resilience research focusing on helping people thrive through adversity; her prevention and intervention research emphasizes accessibility through telehealth.
