Underlying trauma makes treating any client more complicated — especially for children and teens, society is quick to label as "disruptive" or "out of control."

Without help, those kids can start feeling left behind; like they're not as good as — or as smart — as their peers. And those feelings could start impacting their physical health by making it hard to eat or sleep.

As a CBT Certified Clinician, you'll provide a safe way for young clients to identify negative thoughts and replace them with more positive ones — giving even the hardest-to-reach kids and teens the power to successfully navigate stressful situations and control their emotions.

Combine that with a trauma-informed approach, and you'll elevate your treatment plans by integrating concrete skill-building into trauma processing work — allowing you get to the root cause of each child's unique trauma needs.

That's why we've assembled this certification course and a team of behavioural and trauma experts — with decades of experience using different CBT interventions to help different kinds of families.

Through case studies, downloadable session scripts, and printable CBT worksheets, you'll learn practical strategies you can use immediately with any client, including medication and non-medication interventions.

Best of all — this CBT certification offer comes with TWO clinical consultation calls. Get one-on-one learning and specific guidance from Evergreen-approved CBT Experts on your most problematic cases.

By the end of this comprehensive certification course, you will be a Certified CBT Clinician and be prepared to integrate trusted CBT techniques with a trauma-informed lens that will empower kids of all ages and abilities and set them up for success!

David M. Pratt, PhD, MSW, a leading expert in the field, will help you develop core competencies and transform your CBT skills to achieve better therapeutic outcomes, even with your most challenging children or adolescents!
 
Dr. Amy Marschall, a psychologist certified in TF-CBT and expert in evidence-based care for children and adolescents, will teach you how to balance the structure of CBT and the flexibility of a trauma-informed approach in a way that meets each child's unique needs.
 
Many clinicians working with kids on the autism spectrum struggle to effectively treat their clients' trauma. Sean Inderbitzen, an active clinical social worker with decades of lived experience as he himself is on the autism spectrum, will show you simple solutions for adapting the skills and techniques you already know to successfully treat trauma in kids and adolescents with autism.
 

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