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About the Course
How can psychotherapy help people struggling with depression and stressful interpersonal life events? How do therapists facilitate effective management of interpersonal experiences such as loss/grief, social role transitions, role disputes or interpersonal sensitivity? Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) is a brief, structured, evidence-proven treatment that helps individuals resolve interpersonal issues associated with the onset, worsening, or maintenance of depression. It is recommended by the World Health Organization and expert consensus guidelines as a depression treatment. This case-based, interactive online course provides teaching on the theories, indications and clinical practice guidelines for IPT. The course features interactive learning exercises and video-taped demonstrations of clinical principles-in-practice. By the end of the course, learners will better understand how IPT can help patients address and resolve depression-related interpersonal problems, thereby improving their mood.
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IS
Sep 26, 2024
Excellent! This course walks you through a structured therapy method which engages the client towards an agreed upon goal as they meet and discuss progress.
SM
Dec 19, 2024
Great practical course, I would definitely recommend it for any aspiring psychotherapist.
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By Irene ( S
•Sep 27, 2024
Excellent! This course walks you through a structured therapy method which engages the client towards an agreed upon goal as they meet and discuss progress.
By Siya M
•Dec 20, 2024
Great practical course, I would definitely recommend it for any aspiring psychotherapist.
By Gegentana
•Oct 21, 2024
That's what I've been trying to learn.
By ELMER M P
•Sep 12, 2024
excelent