Deliberate Practice of TEAM-CBT

Maor Katz, MD is a Board Certified Psychiatrist and certified Level 5 TEAM-CBT Master Therapist & Trainer. He is the director and founder of Feeling Good Institute and an Adjunct Clinical Instructor at the Stanford Hospital and Clinics Department of Psychiatry. Dr. Katz has won research awards from Stanford University and the APA.Michael J. Christensen​ is certified Level 5 TEAM-CBT Master Therapist & Trainer and is the Director of Professional Development at the Feeling Good Institute. He provides post graduate training at workshops around the world and serves as the Clinical Director of the Feeling Good Institute Canada.Alexandre Vaz, PhD is cofounder and Chief Academic Officer of Sentio University and the Sentio Counseling Center. He is the author/co-editor of over a dozen books on deliberate practice and psychotherapy training. Dr. Vaz has held multiple committee roles for the Society for the Explorationof Psychotherapy Integration (SEPI) and the Society for Psychotherapy Research (SPR).    Tony Rousmaniere, PsyD is cofounder and Program Director of Sentio University and the Sentio Counseling Center. He is the author/co-editor of over a dozen books on deliberate practice and psychotherapy training. Dr. Rousmaniere is President-Elect of Division 29 of the American Psychological Association (Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy).

• Part I.- Chapter 1. TEAM-CBT and Deliberate Practice.- Part II.- Chapter 2. Instructions for the Deliberate Practice Exercises.- Chapter 3. Exercise # 1 Testing:Using Measurement at the Start and End of Each Session.- Chapter 4. Empathy Training Part 1: Disarming, Thought Empathy and Feeling Empathy Techniques.- Chapter 5. Empathy Training Part 2: Stroking, “I Feel” Statements, and Inquiry Techniques.- Chapter 6. Changing Gears: Invitation.- Chapter 7. Getting Focused: Specificity.- Chapter 8. Anticipating Resistance: Conceptualization.- Chapter 9. Uncovering Good Reasons Not to Change:Magic Button Step 1.- Chapter 10. Uncovering Good Reasons Not to Change: Magic Button Step 2.- Chapter 11. Boosting Motivation: Dangling the Carrot .- Chapter 12. Making the Patient Accountable:Issuing the Gentle Ultimatum .- Chapter 13. Capturing and Refining Negative Thoughts.- Chapter 14. Cognitive Role-Playing Techniques: Externalization of Voices.- Chapter 15. Helping Patients Understand How to Defeat Their Negative Thoughts.- Chapter 16. Processing Learning.- Chapter 17. Assigning Homework.- Part III.- Chapter 18. Annotated Session Transcript.- Chapter 19. Conclusion: We Never “Arrive”: A Lifelong Commitment Toward Better Patient Outcomes.