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Providing psychological services is not as simple as knowing and applying a series of techniques or strategies to a case. The key to providing high-quality, evidence-based services is knowing when, for whom, and at what times to apply specific interventions or approaches. It is important for clinicians to use a case-conceptualization approach, by which they advance from nomothetic information derived from the literature to idiographic situations within their practice. This live webinar will identify key aspects of a cognitive–behavioral model, explaining how to use test data to look beyond diagnosis to formulate a case conceptualization that drives evidence-based intervention. The use of a specific case study involving a child with anxiety and depression will be discussed.
Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
Articulate components of a cognitive–behavior case conceptualization approach.
Identify and use test data to develop an appropriate case conceptualization.
Apply case conceptualization knowledge to determine appropriate evidence-based interventions