Contextual Psychology Techniques
One of the fastest ways to really help anxious and depressed clients function better!
12 Hours CE Credit $97.00
This is the course to take if you want to learn practical ways to help your clients in there very next session!
Here’s what you get…
- 9 Hours of online or downloadable audio lectures
- Listen in your home, office, or car!
- 3 Hours of Professional Ethics Credit (12 hours total)
- Comprehensive PDF Notes
- A free copy of the eBook “Contextual Psychology” by Dr. Richard Nongard, LMFT
Course Content:
Imagine a CE course that teaches real world skills
Imagine having a set of resources, skills, and scripts for various processes that can guide even the most difficult clients into recovery. How would that re-energize your therapeutic work? Those resources are what this course provides.
Written by a practicing therapist, it is a clear and concise explanation of evidenced-based protocols and how to utilize them with real clients in real therapy. This course will show you how Mindfulness based psychologies can be practically implemented in a life changing way.
You will learn core elements and applications of Act Therapy, Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness Stress Reduction and Positive Psychology. The course contains exercises and scripts for use with clients.
Although designed as a both a primer and practical training course, it cites studies and sources from peer-reviewed literature to support the integration of these techniques into a variety of therapeutic contexts.
Course Feedback:
This is one of our highest rated courses:
We have gotten great feedback form people about this course. They say it has re-energized their approach and helped the with practical skills. Here is what what real world reviewer said on Amazon:
“This has been a great source of contextual methods and inspiration for further studies. I want to thank Nongard for his interesting and much needed compendium of contextual psychology and I’m looking forward to trying these therapeutic techniques in my future practice.”
Another reviewer said:
“Richard Nongard is quite profound and skilled in his work. He is a skilled therapist, teacher and author who has a great deal of knowledge to offer people. He provides great insight into using your skills. I would definitely recommend this book”