CBT with Older People
Offered By: University of East Anglia via FutureLearn
Course Description
Overview
Enhance your knowledge of CBT and ageing, and how to use CBT with older people
This online course provides an efficient introduction to cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with older people.
You’ll first cover the basic theory and practice of CBT, before focussing on how working with older people can be different, because of comorbidity, complexity, chronicity, continuity, and contextual factors.
You’ll also become knowledgeable about normal and healthy ageing – as well as late-life depression and anxiety disorders – which may influence your expectations for optimal treatment outcomes when using CBT with older people.
This course is designed for clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, allied health professionals, nurses and Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) professionals, who come into contact with older people in clinical practice.
Syllabus
- Demographic change and normal ageing
- Introduction to the course
- Demographic change and normal ageing
- End of week activities
- CBT with older people
- Introduction to CBT
- Early experience and the formation of beliefs
- CBT in practice
- End of week activities
- Wisdom enhancement, lifeskills, timelines and CBT with older people
- Introduction to wisdom and timelines
- Applying timelines in practice to enhance wisdom
- Timeline case study for wisdom enhancement
- Develop your own timeline
- Summary
Taught by
Ken Laidlaw
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