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NEW online courses now available
 
APT on-line courses offer an opportunity to obtain APT-quality input and develop your professional knowledge at a time that is convenient to you.
 
 
 
     
       

The BITS Course
 
Standing for Brief Informal Treatment Strategy, it is for all those talented professionals who interact with patients mainly standing up and mainly in short sequences. At last a way of using those times to maximum effect.

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 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
 
Not the only effective therapy but probably the best evaluated one.
 
CBT Key Knowledge and Skills
 
CBT with Eating Disorders
 
CBT with Depression
 
CBT with Stress and Worry
 
CBT with Panic
 
CBT with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
 
CBT with Anger and Irritability
 
CBT with Substance Misuse
 
Extended Training in CBT
 
The BITS Course

New Wave Approaches
 
Techniques which are not yet part of the standard lexicon, but surely will be soon.
 
Schema Focused Therapy
 
DBT Essentials
Risk
 
The first thing a service must show is that it
can identify and respond to risk appropriately.
 
The DICES Risk Assessment and Management System
 
Helping People at Risk of Suicide
 
Helping Angry and Violent People to Change

Personality Disorder
 
Personality Disorder, often misunderstood
even by professionals, is a diagnosis causing distress to the sufferers and presenting a great opportunity to the professionals.
 
The RAID Course: A relentlessly positive approach
to working with extreme behavior
 
The ADDRESS Course for Working with Personality Disorder
 
Schema Focused Cognitive Therapy

Aggression and Violence
 
To provide a proper solution you have to cover
all the below. We can provide you with any or
all of them.
 
The RAID Course: A relentlessly positive approach
to working with extreme behavior
 
Preventing-Face-to-Face Violence
 
Helping Angry and Violent People to Change

Key Therapeutic Techniques
 
A service must keep its people up-to-date on
the effective interventions.
 
Brief, Solution-Focused Therapy
 
CBT: Key Knowledge and Skills
 
Motivational Interviewing and The Stages of Change
 
Realising Recovery		 Psychosis
 
Psychosis is probably the most severe mental illness, so it is right that professionals working
in the area have access to the best approaches.
 
Early Intervention in Psychosis
 
CBT with Psychosis: Module 1
 
CBT with Psychosis: Module 2
 
Family Interventions in Psychosis
Severe and Intractable Problems
 
Some problems are so difficult that they need a specific package of measures directed at them.
 
Stopping Self Harm ... and Replacing it with Something Better
 
Key Knowledge and Skills for Working with Substance Misuse
 
Helping People at Risk of Suicide
 
The ADDRESS Course for working with Personality Disorder
Older People
 
Most courses here are applicable, and the following are solely for those working with older people.
 
Key Knowledge and Skills for Working with Older People
 
Working with Dementia and Strokes
 
Working with Depression in Older People		 Children and Adolescents
 
Most courses here are applicable, and the following are solely for those working with
young people.
 
Attachment Disorder
 
Psychosocial Interventions with ADHD
 
Stopping Self Harm ... and Replacing it with Something Better
 
Psychosocial Interventions with Autism and Asperger's Syndrome		 Groups and Supervision
 
Excellent groups and supervision training from APT.
 
Leading Structured Groups
 
Providing Good Clinical Supervision
   
Courses for Management
 
Exciting and effective approaches for getting
the best from people.
 
Management-RAID		 Substance Misuse
 
Working with Substance Misuse

Motivational Interviewing		  
     
     
 
 
 
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