Charlie Waller Institute The Charlie Waller Institute of Evidence Based Psychological Treatment (EBPT) is the product of a collaboration between the University of Reading, Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and the Charlie Waller Memorial Trust. Training takes the form of postgraduate part-time year long courses (diploma and certificates) and one/two day clinical workshops and seminars. These are delivered by world renowned expert clinicians who have been involved in developing and evaluating the treatments in research trials. To find out more about the Charlie Waller Institute please visit our website
Charlie Waller InstituteCognitive Therapy for PTSDDescriptionTime: 9:30am - 4.30pm 1-day workshop presented by Professor Anke Ehlers This workshop builds on Ehlers and Clark’s (2000) cognitive model of PTSD. This model suggests that people with PTSD perceive a serious current threat that has two sources; excessively negative appraisals (personal meanings) of the trauma and/or its sequelae; characteristics of trauma memories that lead to re-experiencing the symptoms. Techniques used in the treatment are described and illustrated with clinical material and videotapes.
*Please note: The online store accepts card payment ONLY. If you wish to pay via another method or make multiple bookings to benefit from the discount, please email the CWI Team at [email protected]
To find out more about the Charlie Waller Institute, please visit our website
Working with Mental Imagery in CBT and other Psychotherapies 2023DescriptionPresented by Dr Victoria Pile. Emotional mental imagery is a powerful part of our mental landscape. Given its capacity to depict, process, and generate emotional events, mental imagery can have an important role in psychological therapies. Using psychological techniques to work with mental imagery –including distressing past images or a lack of positive future imagery –can be highly effective. Yet, techniques using mental imagery are often neglected in routine practice, in favour of verbally based techniques. This might be for several reasons, including concerns that mental imagery can be highly distressing for the client or lack of confidence in using imagery-based techniques. This workshop will provide an introduction to working with mental imagery in CBT and other psychotherapies. It aims to increase understanding of when and how to explore mental imagery with clients. There will be opportunities to formulate the role of imagery in client’s presenting difficulties as well as practice imagery-based techniques, for example imagery rescripting.
This workshop will run from 10:00am until 4:00pm.
Brief guided parent-led CBT for child anxiety problems – 15th November 2023Description1-day workshop presented by Chloe Chessell and Gemma Halliday
This workshop will take place online
*Please note: The online store accepts card payment ONLY. If you wish to pay via another method or make multiple bookings to benefit from the discount, please email the CWI Team on [email protected]
To find out more about the Charlie Waller Institute, please visit our website
Exposure therapy for autistic adults with moderate/severe intellectual disabilities & anxietyDescriptionTime: 10.00am – 4.00pm
1-day workshop presented by Professor Peter Langdon
This workshop will take place online
*Please note: The online store accepts card payment ONLY. If you wish to pay via another method or make multiple bookings to benefit from the discount, please email the CWI Team on [email protected]
To find out more about the Charlie Waller Institute, please visit our website
Assessing and treating OCD in children and young people 2023DescriptionTime: 09.30am – 4.30pm
1 day workshop presented by Chloë Volz and Dr Stuart Brownings This workshop will take place at the University of Reading.
*Please note: The online store accepts card payment ONLY. If you wish to pay via another method or make multiple bookings to benefit from the discount, please email the CWI Team on [email protected]
To find out more about the Charlie Waller Institute, please visit our website
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