Adapting CBT for video sessions 11th July 2020 13:00-14:30

Want to make sure you're effectively adapting CBT for your video sessions? I will be delivering this interactive webinar on 11 July 13:00-14:30 GMT with Sarah Rees, a cognitive behavioural therapist working in private practice currently on-line.  Find out more and book your place here https://bit.ly/31wBGgP

This webinar will equip therapists with the knowledge and skills to enable them to adapt their CBT practice to delivery via videoconferencing. The webinar will feature live role-plays using online tools, recorded video demonstrations and lots of practical tips for delivering CBT by video call. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions live. The webinar will be recorded and made available to registrants afterwards along with the slides and an online folder of resources.

Who is speaking?   

Host

Dr Alesia Moulton-Perkins, clinical psychologist & CBT therapist

Secretary to the Digital Healthcare Subcommittee of the Division of Clinical Psychology

Director Online Psychology and Counselling Ltd

Senior Teaching Fellow University of Surrey Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (was until May 2020)

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Panellists  

Sarah Rees,

Cognitive Behavioural Therapist in private practice at https://sarahdrees.co.uk/. Author of The CBT Journal and co-creator of Pocket Site a specialist website builder designed for psychological therapists. She also runs the highly successful Facebook group CBT in Private Practice

Hope to see you on the 11th July!

Training provided to clinical psychology doctoral courses

I provide workshops on digital mental health to trainee clinical psychologists at the Universities of London (Royal Holoway), UCL and Surrey. This year they have all been delivered remotely online. Please see here for a recent news report. Feedback has been very positive.

"Really interesting teaching and learnt a lot, loved the use of break out rooms" (trainee at UCL)

Webinar Series: ‘Delivering therapy by video call: Top Tips with Dr Alesia Moulton-Perkins + Guest Panellists

During the Covid-19 crisis I will be presenting weekly webinars on Wednesday or Saturday lunchtimes. At each event I present a live webinar giving tips on how to deliver psychological therapy safely and effectively by video call. I am joined in each episode by a different panellist who shares their experiences of working psychologically by video call. This 1.5 hr webinar has two parts: you are welcome to join either part, or both.

Part 1: Presentation on Top Tips for Delivering Therapy by Video call (13:00-14:00). The first hour will include Alesia's presentation on tips for delivering therapy by video call with Q&A with panellist(s). Participants will be muted and able to interact with the panellists by chat. 

Part 2: Panelist Discussion with Q&A (14:00-14:30). The optional last 30 minutes will feature a more in-depth discussion with Alesia and the panellist (s). Participants will have the choice to join in the discussion with full audio and video. If you would like to participate in only this part of the webinar, just join the call at 14:00. 

Please note: both Parts 1 and 2 will be recorded for later sharing on my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0acrdf8P81v70G6wgKCKLQ All times are UK time.

Testimonial

"Many thanks for sharing all of this. I found the webinar really useful and enjoyed all of the practical tips that you gave for setting up video calls, thinking about the environment and managing issues that might crop up. I have taken part in a few webinars on video and teletherapy over the last few months and found yours particularly useful. I will be recommending the you tube link to the department" (Helen, participant in webinar 'Delivering Therapy by Video Call: Top Tips').

"I would like to thank you for the training opportunity offered on line yesterday.  It was very well structured and informative. Pace was excellent. As I am an interpreter, with experience of working in a mental health setting on-line, I was especially interested in the Qs and As and discussion afterwards" (Nathalie, participant in webinar on delivering therapy by video call and working with interpreters )

Please let me know if you would be interested in being a panellist on a future webinar, or would like to be added to my mailing list so you receive details of future webinars. I normally advertise on my (closed) Facebook group, UK Online Psychology and Counselling https://www.facebook.com/groups/ukonlinepsychologyandcounselling/about/ and here. Give me a call on +447903653177 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..