Webinars

OCD is a fascinating condition that often looks very different across individuals. It rarely improves without treatment, and it can be challenging to treat. This Masterclass provides an overview of evidence-based approached to treating OCD.

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There are many mobile apps available that can enhance CBT with a practitioner, or that use CBT principles in their design. However, it can be difficult to choose from the range of apps.

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As CT-SAD has been consistently shown to be more effective than a range of other psychological and pharmacological treatments for SAD, familiarity with its key features is likely to enhance a practitioner’s clinical practice.

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Repetitive thinking is an established maintenance factor in depression and anxiety. This talk will cover current themes in the literature – from the conceptualisation, content and measurement of repetitive thought – and highlight their relevance to clinical practice.

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Neglecting substance use in a client’s presenting problems can lead to an incomplete formulation and less effective treatment. Empowering clinicians to consider the role of substance use in mental health conditions is a key aspect of improving treatment outcomes and providing person-centred treatment.

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Working with depressed and suicidal youth can be a challenge. This workshop will provide clinicians with an understanding of teen depression as well as tools for treating it.

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Teens who sleep in are often labelled as “lazy”. It is rarely considered that they might be experiencing a common sleep disorder known as Delayed Sleep Wake Phase Disorder (DSWPD)? In this webinar, you will learn how to assess and treat DSWPD using bright light therapy.

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An insight into the social processes of group CBT and other therapeutic groups and communities.

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Mental imagery can provide a potent bridge between cognition and emotion.  This presentation describes a program of applied research that comprehensively integrates and evaluates imagery-based techniques throughout CBT for social anxiety disorder to optimise cognitive and affective changes.

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Have you noticed more clients wondering about ADHD and whether they may have undiagnosed ADHD?

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Do you want to treat youth OCD in just 4 sessions? Learn how you can use the free “OCD? Not Me!” program to guide your evidence-based approach to adolescents with OCD and their families.

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Helping troubled youth requires a broad understanding of the inherent problems of growing up. In this novel presentation, Professor Menzies explores the ‘existential givens’ and the role they play in youth mental health.

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Exposure therapy is a key therapeutic ingredient in cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) for child and adolescent anxiety disorders and OCD. The session will also demonstrate how to design and deliver engaging, developmentally appropriate exposures with the goal of strengthening clinicians’ confidence in planning and conducting exposures that lead to meaningful and lasting change.

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This webinar equips clinicians with practical tools to identify and assess BDD in diverse clinical presentations. It will outline key diagnostic features, highlight common barriers to disclosure, and present a structured CBT formulation and treatment protocol.

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Young people have the highest rates of substance use and disorders, but they are the least likely to seek help. This presentation provides background and updates about if motivational interviewing (MI) enhanced with personality risk-targeted coping skills training (PI) is more efficacious than MI alone or an assessment feedback/information (AFI) only control.

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