AACBT Online Events

AACBT webinars

These on-demand webinars are available for free for all AACBT members.

AACBT members enjoy free access to all of these presentations via “MyAccount“.

Non-members may purchase individual presentations via the Events page.

We have a selection of international presenters in our Master Clinician webinar series.

We have a broad range of Australian presenters in our CBT@Home series.

 

 


Master Clinician webinar series

These on-demand webinars are available for free for all AACBT members, or via a one-off sale to non-members.

If you would like to enjoy free access, you can purchase your membership online.

 


Best practices in cognitive and behavioural treatments for OCD

Professor Martin Antony (Ryerson University)

This 3hr 29min Master Clinician series webinar was recorded in July 2020 and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


Cognitive therapy for Social Anxiety Disorder in adults and adolescents

Professor David M Clark (University of Oxford)

This approx. 3hr Master Clinician series webinar was recorded in September 2020 and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


 

Evidence-based treatment of child & adolescent depression and suicide

Professor Emeritus Mark A Reinecke (Northwestern University)

 

This approx. 2hr 43min Master Clinician series webinar was recorded in June 2021 and is available until 31 Dec 2024.


CBT@Home webinar series

These on-demand webinars are available for free for all AACBT members, or via a one-off sale to non-members.

If you would like to enjoy free access, you can purchase your membership online.

 


Using CBT apps in clinical practice

Dr David Bakker, Private Practice, Adjunct Research Associate, Monash University

This approx. 1-hour CBT@Home webinar was recorded in July 2020 and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


Repetitive thinking

Professor Michelle Moulds, The University of NSW

This approx. 63 min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in December 2020 and is the presentation of her address as the 2020 AACBT Mid-career award winner and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


Comorbidity in practice: Understanding and addressing co-occurring substance use and mental health conditions

Dr Erin Kelly, Matilda Centre for Research in Mental Health and Substance Use, University of Sydney

This approx. 40 min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in January 2021 and is the presentation of her address as the 2020 AACBT Early Career award winner and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


Experiential methods to introduce the cognitive model and coach cognitive therapy skills

Dr Chris Basten, Basten & Associates, Clinical Psychologists; Macquarie University

 

This approx. 1hr 20 min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in February 2021 and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


Keeping men in mind: understanding and responding to male suicidality

Dr Zac Seidler, Director of Mental Health Training (Movember); Research Fellow (Orygen); Clinical Psychologist 

 

This approx. 40 min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in September 2021 and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


Wide-eyed teens: recognising and treating delayed Sleep-Wake Phase Disorder with Bright Light Therapy 

Dr Cele Richardson, University of Western Australia

 

This approx. 58 min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in December 2021 and is the presentation of her address as the 2021 AACBT Early Career award winner and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


The importance of social factors in CBT

Associate Professor Genevieve Dingle, The University of QLD

 

This approx. 57 min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in January 2022 and is the presentation of her address as the 2021 AACBT Mid-career award winner and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


Social anxiety disorder: recent innovations in treatment and research

Professor Peter McEvoy, School of Population Health and enAble Institute, Curtin University; Centre for Clinical Interventions

 

This approx. 1h 24 min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in February 2022 and is the presentation of his address as the 2021 Distinguished Career Award winner and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


CBT online: integrating iCBT programs into clinical practice

Ms Katie Dobinson, THIS WAY UP Digital Mental Health Service, Clinical Research Unit for Anxiety and Depression (CRUfAD), St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney

 

This approx. 1h 17 min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in February 2022 and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


Facing the climate emergency together: how ACT skills can help

Ms Louise Shepherd, The Sydney ACT Centre

 

This approx. 1h 10 min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in July 2022 and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


From little things big things grow – supporting DBT sustainability service and sector wide

Ms Natasha Briffa, Life Worth Living Psychology

 

This approx. 52min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in August 2022 and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


Review of treatment for ADHD

Ms Madeline O’Reilly, Madeline O’Reilly Clinical Psychology

 

This approx. 53min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in November 2022 and is available until 31 Dec 2024.

 


Treating young people with OCD: using “OCD? Not Me!” in your clinical practice

Dr Rebecca Anderson, Curtin University

 

This approx. 1h 10min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in December 2022 and is available until 31 Dec 2025.

 


Alexithymia and Transdiagnostic CBT: Advances in the Assessment and Treatment of Emotion Processing Deficits

Dr David Preece, Curtin University

 

This approx. 58min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in December 2022 and is available until 31 Dec 2025.


Learning the hard way: lessons from working with troubled youth

Professor Ross G Menzies, University of Technology Sydney

 

This approx. 1h 6min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in August 2023 and is available until 31 Dec 2025.


 

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The following recordings are no longer available for viewing:

Managing suicidality in clinical practice

Dr Fiona Shand (Senior Research Fellow, Black Dog Institute, UNSW, Clinical Psychologist)

This 1-hour CBT@Home webinar was recorded in March 2020 and was available until 31 Dec 2022.

 


Digital CBT: delivering CBT online and through digital resources

Drs Tania McMahon, Jennifer Connolly and Professor David Kavanagh (Queensland University of Technology)

This approx. 1-hour CBT@Home webinar was recorded in April 2020, with thanks to eMHprac and QUT for hosting, and was available until 31 Dec 2022.

(Please note that this presentation was not available for purchase by non-members.)

 


Living with loss: evidence-based treatment approaches for prolonged grief reactions

Dr Fiona Maccallum, The University of Queensland

This approx. 1-hour CBT@Home webinar was recorded in June 2020 and was available until 31 Dec 2022.

 


Trauma and racism – what to consider when working with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander clients

Ms Michelle Combo, Psychologist, Metro South Mental Health

This approx. 1-hour CBT@Home webinar was recorded in October 2020 and was available until 31 Dec 2022.

 


CBT for chronic loneliness: theory and practice

Professor Roz Shafran (University College London) with Dr Michelle Lim (Swinburne University of Technology)

This 1hr 43min Master Clinician Series webinar was recorded in May 2020 and was available until 31 Dec 2023.

 


Mental Imagery in CBT

Professor Emily Holmes (Uppsala University)

 

This approx. 1hr 40min Master Clinician series webinar was recorded in October 2020 and was available until 31 Dec 2023.

 


Transdiagnostic cognitive-behavioural group therapy for emotional disorders

Professor Peter Norton, Cairnmillar Institute

This approx. 45 min CBT@Home webinar was recorded in November 2020 and is the presentation of his address as the 2020 Distinguished Career Award winner and was available until 31 Dec 2023.

 


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