Challenging Cases and Treatment Populations

A210 Treating Depression: What Really Works

Analyze state-of-the-art, well-researched, but often ignored treatments that provide substantial relief or complete remission to a large majority of depressed clients.

Michael Yapko, Ph.D.

CE Credits: 6
Fee:Regular Price $139
Online Member Discount: $129

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A304 The Challenging Adolescent: A Collaborative, Strengths-Based Approach

Discover how to help explosive, violent, oppositional, and self-harming teens by being a funny, respectful, straight-talking “untherapist.”

Matthew Selekman, M.S.W.

CE Credits: 6
Fee: Regular Price $139
Online Member Discount: $129

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A510 Treating Chronic Pain

Learn a powerful, step-by-step approach for using mindfulness training to help interrupt the vicious cycle of stress, muscle tension, and fear that often maintain chronic pain.

Ronald Siegel, Psy. D

CE Credits: 4
Fee: Regular Price $104
Online Member Discount: $94

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A320 Helping Adolescent Girls in Crisis

Learn concrete steps for connecting with and supporting enraged, despairing, often self-harming and suicidal teenage girls that can help them reengage with others and begin to thrive.

Martha Straus, Ph.D.

CE Credits: 4
Fee: Regular Price $104
Online Member Discount: $94

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A220 Advances in Trauma Treatment

Explore recent findings in trauma research and treatment that have profoundly altered the field’s understanding of traumatic stress, and learn how they apply to your work with clients.

Christine Courtois, Ph.D.

CE Credits: 6
Fee: Regular Price $139
Online Member Discount: $129

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A109 Getting Through to Difficult Kids and Parents

Identify direct, practical, innovative methods for restoring mutual respect, understanding, and renewed connection between parents and kids.

Ron Taffel, Ph.D.

CE Credits: 4
Fee: Regular Price $104
Online Member Discount $94

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A605 Undercurrent Therapy for Impossible Adolescents

Discover a practical, 15-step family-based approach that quickly wins over hostile, aggressive, violent, or suicidal teens, empowers their parents, and helps families restore relationships.

Scott Sells, Ph.D.

CE Credits: 6
Fee: Regular Price $139
Online Member Discount: $129

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A301 Dealing with Our Most Difficult Clients

Learn the secrets of how to connect with “impossible,” therapy-fighting clients in a way that gets them beyond their ambivalence and genuinely invested in therapy.

Bill O'Hanlon, M.S., M.F.T.

CE Credits: 4
Fee: Regular Price $104
Online Member Discount: $94

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Analyze state-of-the-art, well-researched, but often ignored treatments that provide substantial relief or complete remission to a large majority of depressed clients.

Michael Yapko, Ph.D.

Discover how to help explosive, violent, oppositional, and self-harming teens by being a funny, respectful, straight-talking “untherapist.”

Matthew Selekman, M.S.W.

Learn a powerful, step-by-step approach for using mindfulness training to help interrupt the vicious cycle of stress, muscle tension, and fear that often maintain chronic pain.

Ronald Siegel, Psy. D

Learn concrete steps for connecting with and supporting enraged, despairing, often self-harming and suicidal teenage girls that can help them reengage with others and begin to thrive.

Martha Straus, Ph.D.

Explore recent findings in trauma research and treatment that have profoundly altered the field’s understanding of traumatic stress, and learn how they apply to your work with clients.

Christine Courtois, Ph.D.

Identify direct, practical, innovative methods for restoring mutual respect, understanding, and renewed connection between parents and kids.

Ron Taffel, Ph.D.

Discover a practical, 15-step family-based approach that quickly wins over hostile, aggressive, violent, or suicidal teens, empowers their parents, and helps families restore relationships.

Scott Sells, Ph.D.

Learn the secrets of how to connect with “impossible,” therapy-fighting clients in a way that gets them beyond their ambivalence and genuinely invested in therapy.

Bill O'Hanlon, M.S., M.F.T.