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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Depression

Master Evidence-Based CBT Techniques to Effectively Treat Depression and Transform Your Practice.

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The CBT for Depression On-Demand Training Course is an interactive, evidence-based program designed to equip mental health professionals with the essential skills and techniques to effectively treat clients with depression. This comprehensive course focuses on the practical application of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) strategies to manage and alleviate depressive symptoms.

Throughout the course, you’ll learn how to conceptualize clients using Cognitive Conceptualization Diagrams (CCD), build and maintain strong therapeutic relationships, and structure therapy sessions to maximize impact. You’ll also gain practical tools to help clients challenge and reframe negative automatic thoughts, create action plans, and implement relapse prevention strategies to ensure long-term success.

Perfect for psychologists, school counselors, social workers, nurses, and mental health professionals, this course offers practical insights and tools that can be applied directly in your work with clients suffering from depression.

Learning Objectives:

This course is offered in an on-demand format, allowing you to learn at your own pace and apply the strategies in your practice immediately.

Let’s take a look at the topics

The subjects covered in the “CBT for Depression Training Course” include a range of topics designed to provide mental health professionals with a deep understanding of how to effectively treat depression using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Here’s a detailed breakdown of the subjects:

  • Module 1: The Basics of CBT for Depression 
    • Theory, Therapy, and Research on Depression 
    • Video of a Therapy Session 
    • Strength-Based and Problem-Based Cognitive Formulation 
    • Schemas 
    • The Cognitive Triad and the Cognitive Model 
  • Module 2: Planning Treatment Using Cognitive Conceptualization Diagrams 
    • Introduction to the Cognitive Conceptualization Diagram (CCD 
    • The Strength-Based Cognitive Conceptualization Diagram (SB-CCD) 
    • The Problem-Based Cognitive Conceptualization Diagram (PB-CCD) 
    • Using the CCD to Plan Treatment 
  • Module 3: Building Blocks of Treatment 
    • Structure of Therapy Sessions 
    • Re-Establishing Rapport and Doing a Mood and Medication Check 
    • Bridges, Agendas, and Review of Action Plans 
    • Middle and End of Sessions 
    • The Therapeutic Relationship 
    • Setting Action Plans 
  • Module 4: Beginning Treatment     
    • The Evaluation Session and Contacting Other Providers 
    • The First Session: Objectives, Structure, Beginning 
    • The First Session: Psychoeducation 
    • The First Session: Typical Day, Core Values, and Aspirations 
    • The First Session: Setting Goals 
    • First Session: The End of the Session 
  • Module 5: Automatic Thoughts 
    • Basics of Automatic Thoughts 
    • Types of Automatic Thoughts 
    • Eliciting Automatic Thoughts 
    • Socratic Questioning to Evaluate Automatic Thoughts 
    • Additional Techniques to Address Automatic Thoughts
  • Module 6: Core Beliefs, Coping Strategies, and Intermediate Beliefs 
    • Identifying and Providing Psychoeducation about Core Beliefs 
    • Modifying Maladaptive Core Beliefs 
    • Coping Strategies and Intermediate Beliefs 
  • Module 7: Techniques from CBT and Other Therapies 
    • Problem Solving, Credit Lists, and Decision Making 
    • Creating Therapy Notes 
    • Scheduling Activities 
    • Clinical Roundtable about Scheduling Activities 
    • Role Plays 
    • Graded Task Assignments, Skills Training, and Bibliotherapy 
    • Mindfulness Techniques 
    • Techniques from other Modalities 
  • Module 8: Termination and Relapse Prevention  
    • Preparing to Terminate 
    • Tapering Sessions     
    • Activities Near Termination     
    • Difficulties with Termination and Booster Sessions

These subjects ensure that participants gain a comprehensive understanding of how to apply CBT to depression, covering both theoretical knowledge and practical application. Each subject builds upon the previous one, creating a structured learning experience that equips participants with the skills needed to improve their therapeutic practice and better support clients suffering from depression.

Who Should Enroll

This course is ideal for mental health professionals seeking to enhance their ability to treat depression using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). It’s particularly suited for:

  • Psychologists: Those who wish to deepen their knowledge and practical skills in using CBT to manage depression in clients.
  • School Psychologists: Professionals working with students struggling with depression, looking for structured, evidence-based approaches to help them thrive emotionally and academically.
  • Social Workers: Especially those in clinical settings, who aim to provide better outcomes for clients dealing with depression by integrating CBT into their practice.
  • Mental Health Counselors: Seeking to strengthen their skills in addressing depression, and to develop structured therapy sessions for long-term client success.
  • Nurses: Particularly those working in psychiatric or mental health settings, interested in gaining skills that complement medical interventions by utilizing CBT techniques.
  • Psychiatrists: Who want to incorporate non-pharmacological treatments or support their clients with CBT alongside medication.
  • Therapists: Looking to broaden their therapy toolkit and offer clients concrete, actionable strategies to manage depressive symptoms.

 

 

What You’ll Learn in This Course:

This course offers a comprehensive learning experience that teaches the core principles and advanced techniques of CBT as it applies to treating depression. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what you’ll learn:


1. Understanding Depression Through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

You will start by learning the theoretical foundations of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and how it applies to the treatment of depression. You’ll discover how depression impacts clients’ cognitive processes, emotions, and behaviors, and why CBT is one of the most effective interventions for depression. This section focuses on:

  • The cognitive triad (thoughts, emotions, and behaviors) and how they interplay in depressive states.
  • The impact of cognitive distortions on client mood and behavior.
  • How to use evidence-based research to guide your treatment plans and approaches.

2. Cognitive Conceptualization Diagrams (CCD): A Roadmap for Treatment

One of the key tools you’ll master in this course is the Cognitive Conceptualization Diagram (CCD). This technique helps therapists map out a client’s cognitive processes and understand how their thoughts contribute to their emotional and behavioral symptoms.

  • Strength-Based CCD: Learn how to identify a client’s strengths to bolster resilience and leverage these in treatment planning.
  • Problem-Based CCD: Identify problematic thought patterns and behaviors that perpetuate depression, and plan specific interventions to address them.
  • You’ll practice using CCDs in real-life scenarios to plan treatment across sessions.

3. Building Strong Therapeutic Relationships

A key part of successful depression treatment is maintaining a strong, therapeutic relationship. You’ll learn evidence-based strategies to establish trust and rapport with clients, which is crucial in keeping them engaged in the therapeutic process. The course covers:

  • How to build rapport from the first session and foster a collaborative partnership.
  • Techniques for re-establishing rapport when trust has been broken or progress stalls.
  • Ways to instill hope and guide clients through moments of crisis or doubt.

4. Structuring Effective Therapy Sessions

Many professionals struggle with maintaining structure and focus in therapy sessions, which can lead to inefficiency and reduced outcomes. This course teaches you to organize your therapy sessions for maximum impact, helping both you and your clients stay focused on treatment goals.

  • Session Agendas: Learn how to set clear goals and collaboratively develop action plans with clients.
  • Action Plans: Guide clients in setting practical steps between sessions to continue their progress outside of therapy.
  • Session Reviews: Techniques for reviewing previous sessions, keeping continuity, and adjusting treatment as needed.
  • Middle and End of Sessions: Learn how to maximize productivity throughout each session and use time effectively.

5. Addressing Negative Automatic Thoughts

One of the key goals of CBT is helping clients identify, challenge, and modify negative automatic thoughts that fuel depression. This course gives you the tools to:

  • Elicit automatic thoughts through structured questioning and dialogue.
  • Use Socratic questioning to help clients evaluate the accuracy and usefulness of their thoughts.
  • Implement cognitive restructuring techniques that empower clients to replace distorted thoughts with healthier, more adaptive alternatives.
  • Employ additional strategies such as thought records and reframing techniques to reduce the impact of negative thinking.

6. Modifying Core Beliefs and Intermediate Beliefs

Many clients with depression hold deep-seated core beliefs about themselves and the world that fuel their depressive symptoms. In this course, you’ll learn how to:

  • Identify and address maladaptive core beliefs that contribute to a client’s depression.
  • Help clients develop healthier, more adaptive core beliefs over time.
  • Understand and modify intermediate beliefs, such as rules or assumptions clients hold that impact their thinking and behavior.
  • Teach clients coping strategies to manage distress while they work on shifting their beliefs.

7. Integrating Techniques from CBT and Other Modalities

To enhance your therapeutic toolkit, you’ll explore techniques from CBT and other therapeutic approaches that complement depression treatment. You’ll gain practical skills in:

  • Problem-solving therapy, to help clients break down complex life issues into manageable steps.
  • Mindfulness techniques that integrate awareness and present-moment focus into treatment.
  • Graded task assignments, designed to reduce avoidance and help clients re-engage in activities that bring meaning and joy to their lives.
  • Bibliotherapy and self-help strategies, enabling clients to continue learning and practicing CBT techniques between sessions.

8. Termination and Relapse Prevention

The course culminates with guidance on ending therapy effectively and ensuring clients have the tools they need to prevent relapse. You’ll learn:

  • How to prepare clients for termination and celebrate their progress.
  • Techniques for tapering off sessions while empowering clients to maintain their gains.
  • How to implement booster sessions to provide ongoing support after the main course of treatment has ended.
  • Strategies for relapse prevention, so clients can sustain improvements and prevent setbacks.

9. Practical Application and Case Examples

Throughout the course, you’ll see real-life case examples and demonstrations of CBT in action. These examples will help you understand how to apply the techniques you’ve learned in your practice, giving you the confidence to implement CBT for depression with your clients immediately.


By the end of this course, you will have a comprehensive set of tools to help your clients combat depression, foster resilience, and build a life of meaning and well-being.

This course is designed for mental health professionals at all stages of their careers, from beginners to those with intermediate experience, offering a structured, practical, and impactful approach to treating depression with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

 

Course Director

Allen R. Miller, PhD

Allen R. Miller, PhD

Allen R. Miller, PhD, MBA is a seasoned clinician, trainer, and administrator with over 25 years of leadership experience in behavioral health. He served as Director of Behavioral Health at WellSpan Behavioral Health, overseeing services across hospitals and medical practices. He also held the role of Chair of Psychology at a 580-bed teaching hospital and founded an APA-approved clinical psychology internship, where he trained clinicians in CBT and integrated it into primary care. Dr. Miller has used CBT to treat individuals of all ages across forensic, community, educational, and medical settings, and has authored several books and professional articles on topics including personality, depression, anxiety, and stress.

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5 reviews for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Depression

  1. Rachel Green
    This course is a must for any therapist working with clients suffering from depression. I found the real-world applications and examples to be incredi...More
    This course is a must for any therapist working with clients suffering from depression. I found the real-world applications and examples to be incredibly helpful. The lessons on building strong therapeutic relationships and challenging negative thoughts have improved the way I work with clients. I’ve seen a noticeable change in their engagement and overall mood since applying the techniques from this course.
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    Dr. Michael Turner
    This course was exactly what I needed to enhance my practice. The way it broke down Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques made it easy to implement ...More
    This course was exactly what I needed to enhance my practice. The way it broke down Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques made it easy to implement with my clients suffering from depression. I especially appreciated the focus on structuring sessions and relapse prevention strategies. It’s given me a clear framework to follow, and I’ve seen great improvements in my clients' progress.
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    Dr. John Campbel
    As a psychiatrist, I was looking for non-pharmacological approaches to complement my treatment plans for patients with depression. This course provide...More
    As a psychiatrist, I was looking for non-pharmacological approaches to complement my treatment plans for patients with depression. This course provided excellent strategies for integrating CBT with my medical interventions. The section on automatic negative thoughts has been particularly useful in my sessions. It’s a well-structured course that any mental health professional can benefit from.
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    Jessica White
    As a clinical social worker, I’ve always been drawn to evidence-based practices. This course delivered on every level. The practical tools for address...More
    As a clinical social worker, I’ve always been drawn to evidence-based practices. This course delivered on every level. The practical tools for addressing negative thought patterns have been a game-changer in my work. My clients feel more empowered and engaged in their recovery, and I feel more confident in guiding them through their journey.
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    Sarah Adams
    This course has been incredibly valuable for my work with students. The techniques on Cognitive Conceptualization Diagrams (CCD) have allowed me to be...More
    This course has been incredibly valuable for my work with students. The techniques on Cognitive Conceptualization Diagrams (CCD) have allowed me to better understand how my students' depression is affecting their thinking and behavior. The tools provided have made my sessions more productive and goal-oriented. I highly recommend this course for any school psychologist.
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