We recently sat down with the President of Beck Institute, Dr. Judith Beck, to discuss Beck CBT Certification and what […]
Posted by hgrossman on June 8, 2021
I recently read an interesting case description on a professional listserv about a “difficult” client who was not fully adherent […]
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Judith S. Beck writes in: Some therapists are quite concerned about their patients becoming angry at them. Yet when therapists […]
I recently presented a Master’s Clinician Class at the Anxiety and Depression Association of America. My topic was cognitive conceptualization […]
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Recently, there’s been an interesting discussion on the Academy of Cognitive Therapy listserv about the therapy notes patients take home […]
A frequent question I’m asked by clinicians who are not cognitive therapists is why we set agendas toward the beginning […]
On Friday, October 23, Beck Institute held our first-ever virtual Summit and Panel discussion. In years past, the Summit has […]
Posted by hgrossman on October 29, 2020
A certain degree of anxiety is adaptive and can allow us to perform at a high level. It can cue […]
One of the most difficult parts about Covid-19 is uncertainty: about the timeline of the virus, about the impact on […]
Posted by jbeck on April 10, 2020
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Commencement Address By Judith Beck, PhDPresident, Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavior TherapyClinical Professor, University of […]
Posted by jbeck on June 8, 2018
This is the seventh question from the Q&A portion of Beck Institute’s 3-Day CBT Workshop on Depression and Anxiety for […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on August 17, 2011
I do many things at the beginning of therapy sessions, one of which is to ask patients about their experiences […]
Posted by jbeck on March 1, 2007