Places Limited to 90
Event will close for bookings 24th April 25
Online - SERC Health Anxiety
Presenter's Bio:
Conal completed his BSc in Psychiatric Nursing in 2013 and returned to univiersity completing following postgraduate courses and his MSc in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. He has worked in a variety of clinical settings including a locked psychiatric unit, secondary care psychology services and has spent the past 5 years working in Specialist Perinatal Psychiatry Services in the HSE treating an array of complex mental health problems.
He has also worked in the Dept of Medicine and CBT research dept in Trinity College Dublin developing an online CBT skill app. He regularly provides expert CBT consultation for complex cases and lectures/seminars to therapists on the postgraduate CBT courses in Trinity College, as well as delivering transdiagnostic anxiety groups, OCD groups and postnatal depression groups.
In 2022 He embarked on his Doctorate in Psychotherapy with a particular focus on OCD and anxiety disorders. He also works to improve access to psychological supports and is the owner and Clinical Director of CBT Solutions which is a private primary care center in the heart of Castleknock.
Event Outline:
The workshop will focus on a range of issues pertaining to health anxiety and treatment.The workshop will focus on a range of issues pertaining to health anxiety and treatment.
1. Outline of health anxiety
2. Rates, prevalence, onset, risk factors
3. Formulation of health anxiety (As per CBT and DSM/ICD)
4. Differentiation of Health Anxiety from other anxiety disorders
5. CBT Model (Clinical Vignette)
6. CBT Model of Health Anxiety (Clinical Vignette)
7. How do we treat Health Anxiety?
8. What works?
9. Limitations/drawbacks
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