Medical CBT for Depression: Ten-Minute Cognitive Behavior Therapy Techniques for Real Doctors (Japanese cruise 2019)

Medical CBT for Depression: Ten-Minute Cognitive Behavior Therapy Techniques for Real Doctors (Japanese cruise 2019) is a cruise workshop dedicated to the essentials of a skill to cope with the all-important psychological side of medical practice.

Medical CBT for Depression: Ten-Minute Cognitive Behavior Therapy Techniques for Real Doctors (Japanese cruise 2019) covers topics such as:

• Ways to structure ten-minute appointments to maximize impact
• How to break patients away from their "empathy addictions"
• The vital importance of not working harder than most patients

The CME is the acclaimed "triple strength"CBT for Depressionmodule (16.7 hours / 50.0 credits*), with an emphasis on pain and addictions. General interest topics include procrastination, perfectionism, rumination, self-criticism, self-handicapping, letting go of the past, decision-making, and evidence-based marital enrichment (e.g., exploring Japan together!). Join us and you`ll gain a plethora of ultra-brief techniques to help your patients defeat depression and be happy.

Head instructorGreg Dubord, MD is nice & limber from giving over 500 CBT workshops, and is a University of Toronto CME Teacher of the Year. Assistant faculty includes:

1. Peter Duffy, MD, CCFP(EM), FCFP, Co-Director of the CMCBT Program, and former Chief of Emergency Medicine at McGill University`s St Mary`s Hospital
2. Annabel Mead, MD, FABAM, Director of the UBC Addiction Medicine Fellowship at St Paul`s Hospital in Vancouver, and one of Canada`s leading authorities on CBT for addictions
3. Lori Montgomery, MD, FCFP, Medical Director of the Calgary Chronic Pain Center, and one of Canada`s leading authorities on CBT for pain

*American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) members are eligible to receive up to 50.0 Prescribed credit hours for attendance at CBT Canada’s 16.7 hour (/50.0 Mainpro+ credit) workshops due to a reciprocal agreement with the College of Family Physicians (AAFP, 2016).