Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Bring cognitive behavioural principles into everyday practice.
CTI's Cognitive Behavioural Therapy workshop is designed for professionals working in case management and counselling roles who want to deepen their understanding of CBT and apply its principles more effectively in their daily work.
Participants examine the theoretical foundations of cognitive-behaviourism, the relationship between thoughts, behaviour and affect, prominent assessment approaches, and practical intervention strategies. The emphasis is on connecting theory to real-world practice.
Build a stronger foundation in cognitive behavioural practice.
The workshop combines core theory with assessment and intervention concepts that participants can connect to counselling and case management environments.
Understand CBT Foundations
Review the theoretical underpinnings of cognitive-behaviourism and how they inform modern practice.
Connect Thoughts, Behaviour & Affect
Explore how cognition, behaviour and emotional responses influence one another.
Explore Reciprocal Determinism
Examine the reciprocal relationship between cognition, behaviour and environment and its implications for practice.
Use CBT Assessment Techniques
Explore prominent assessment methods used within cognitive behavioural practice.
Learn Intervention Strategies
Build familiarity with key intervention strategies used in cognitive behavioural theory and practice.
Apply CBT Across Practice Areas
Review current applications of CBT across a range of client needs and presenting concerns.
Understand the connections that shape behaviour and wellbeing.
A central theme of CBT is that thoughts, actions and emotional responses do not operate in isolation. The workshop helps participants examine these relationships in a structured way.
Cognitions
Explore how thoughts, beliefs, assumptions and interpretations can influence emotional and behavioural responses.
Behaviour
Examine patterns of action, avoidance, coping and reinforcement that may maintain or change a presenting concern.
Affect & Environment
Consider how emotions and environmental factors interact with cognition and behaviour in an ongoing reciprocal relationship.
Explore how CBT principles can support different areas of practice.
CTI's workshop reviews current applications of cognitive behavioural practices across a range of common presenting concerns.
Bring CBT training to your staff or professional team.
CTI provides highly experiential organizational training delivered onsite and online. Training can be customized to your learning goals, workplace culture and values, and can be scheduled around the needs of your staff.
CTI also offers Introductory, Advanced and Refresher/Booster formats across its training portfolio, making it easier to select an approach that aligns with your team's existing knowledge and professional development goals.
Frequently Asked Questions About CBT Training
Learn more about Cognitive Behavioural Therapy training, who it is designed for, what participants will learn, and how CBT principles can be applied in counselling and case management environments.
What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)?
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is an evidence-informed approach that explores how thoughts, emotions and behaviours influence one another. CTI's workshop focuses on the theoretical foundations of cognitive-behaviourism and practical ways to incorporate CBT principles into case management and counselling practice.
Who is CTI's CBT training designed for?
The workshop is intended for individuals working in case management and/or counselling roles who want to strengthen their understanding and practical use of cognitive behavioural approaches.
What will I learn in the CBT workshop?
Participants review the theoretical underpinnings of cognitive-behaviourism, examine the relationship between cognition, behaviour and affect, explore assessment techniques, and practise key intervention strategies used in cognitive behavioural work.
What types of issues can CBT approaches be applied to?
CTI's course highlights current applications such as anxiety reduction, interpersonal difficulties, depression, anger management and substance use concerns, among other practice areas.
Does the course cover assessment techniques?
Yes. Participants explore prominent assessment techniques used in cognitive behavioural practice and how these assessments can inform intervention planning.
What is reciprocal determinism?
Reciprocal determinism refers to the ongoing relationship between thoughts, behaviour and the environment. The workshop examines how these factors influence one another and what that means for day-to-day practice.
Is the CBT workshop practical or theory-based?
It includes both. Participants examine theoretical foundations while also focusing on pragmatic applications, assessment methods and intervention strategies that can be incorporated into counselling and case management work.
Can CBT training be delivered to organizations and staff teams?
Yes. CTI delivers organizational training onsite and online and can work with organizations to tailor training to their learning goals, workplace culture and scheduling needs.